black dragon
A hyper-melanistic (all black) Asian water monitor.
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Blue Dragon Book
The first edition of Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools (1986), a notable textbook about compiler construction.
Bát Tiên
(noun) Eight Immortals
có tiền mua tiên cũng được
Money makes things easier.
dragon
Synonym of drag queen.
Dragon Book
Any one of several textbooks about compiler construction written by Alfred Aho and Jeffrey Ullman, especially Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools (1986).
Dutch angel dragon
A fictional anthropomorphic (furry) creature adorned with fur and a horse-like body, rounded snout, avian wings, digitigrade legs and an elongated tail; they usually possess no digestive tract, sex organs nor the ability to speak, communicating only in chirps and squeaks.
fudge dragon
A piece of feces.
gia tiên
(noun) ancestors; forefathers
Green Dragon Book
Principles of Compiler Design (1977), a notable textbook about compiler construction written by Alfred Aho and Jeffrey Ullman.
hắc giả tiên hành
a rule which dictates that black side goes first
kim phượng
(noun) Caesalpinia pulcherrima
like a phoenix from the ashes
With a fresh start.
lạc tiên
(noun) wild maracuja (Passiflora foetida)
ma cà rồng
(noun) blood-sucking evil spirit in ethnic minority's folklores
Nam Triều Tiên
(adjective) South Korean (of, from or relating to South Korea)
nàng tiên
(noun) a young-looking female fairy
nàng tiên cá
(noun) mermaid
phượng
(noun) clipping of phượng hoàng (“fenghuang”)
phượng hoàng
(noun) a fenghuang
phượng vĩ
(noun) the royal poinciana, the flamboyant
phấn tiên
(noun) pastel (art medium consisting of powdered pigment and binder, usually used in stick form)
puff the magic dragon
To smoke marijuana.
Purple Dragon Book
The second edition of Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools (2006), a notable textbook about compiler construction.
Red Dragon Book
The first edition of Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools (1986), a notable textbook about compiler construction.
rồng
(noun) dragon
rồng bay phượng múa
(adjective) alternative form of rồng bay phụng múa (“lively and vigorous (of calligraphy)”)
rồng bay phụng múa
lively and vigorous
rồng Komodo
(noun) Komodo dragon
rồng rắn lên mây
(noun) kind of children's game in which the loser ("it") of a choosing game (such as rock-paper-scissors) tries to "tag" the person at the tail end of a line formed by the winners who all try to block the loser, after the line has "marched" around and finished singing the children's song associated with th
rồng rồng
(noun) baby snakehead
rồng đến nhà tôm
someone of high status has paid a visit to someone of low status
sân rồng
(noun) royal court
thiên tiên
(noun) goddess
thuyền rồng
(noun) dragon boat
thuốc tiên
(noun) panacea; ambrosia
thuỷ tiên
(noun) narcissus (any of several bulbous flowering plants of the genus Narcissus)
thần tiên
(noun) an immortal; a supernatural entity; a celestial being; a transcendent being
thủy tiên
(noun) Traditional tone placement spelling of thuỷ tiên.
tiên
(adverb) first; prior; before
tiên chim
(noun) siren
tiên dung
(noun) celestial beauty
tiên giới
(noun) fairyland
tiên hiệp
(noun) xianxia (a genre of East Asian fiction similar to wuxia but with more mythological elements)
tiên học lễ, hậu học văn
learn manners first, then learn literature
tiên liệu
(verb) to anticipate, to contemplate
tiên lượng
(noun) prognosis
tiên mao
(noun) flagellum
tiên nga
(noun) beautiful woman; goddess
tiên nghiệm
(adjective) a priori
tiên nho
(noun) Confucian scholar of previous times
tiên nữ
(noun) a young-looking female fairy
tiên quyết
(adjective) necessary, to be dealt with prior to other issues
tiên sinh
(noun) you, a senior or knowledgeable person
tiên sư
(noun) the intellectuals of the old days; the "old master"
tiên tri
(verb) to prophesy, to foretell
tiên đề
(noun) an axiom
tiên đồng ngọc nữ
(noun) well-matched and good-looking couple; lovely young couple
tiếng Triều Tiên
(noun) Korean language
tóc tiên
(noun) creeping lilyturf, Liriope spicata
tổ tiên
(noun) ancestor, ancestors, forefathers
unicorn
To participate in a sexual threesome as a bisexual addition to an established heterosexual couple.
vòi rồng
(noun) a tornado
xương rồng
(noun) cactus
được voi đòi tiên
Given something great, to immediately demand something even greater — insatiable escalating demands.
đậu rồng
(noun) winged bean
đậu xương rồng
(noun) asparagus pea, Manila bean, winged bean (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus)
ưu tiên
(adjective) prioritised; preferred
chase the dragon
to pursue a elusive or addictive goal
con rồng cháu tiên
A person of noble or high-ranking descent
Có voi đòi tiên Bà Trưng
To have excessive or unrealistic expectations
Dragon's Blood
A picturesque name given to no more awesome substance than the red resinous exudation from the fruits of a number of palms. It was formerly used as an astringent in medicine, and is still employed as a colour- ing matter for varnishes.
Dragon's Hill
A site in Berkshire where one legend has it that St. George killed the dragon. A bare place is shown on the hill, where nothing will grow, for there the blood of the dragon ran out.
drain the dragon
To urinate.
driving unicorn
Two wheelers and one leader. The leader is the one horn. Unigenitus (u ni jen' i tus) (Lat., the Only- Begotten). A Papal bull, so called from its opening sentence. Unigenitus Dei Films, issued in 1713 by Clement XI in condemnation of Quesnel's Reflexions Morales which favoured Jansenism. It was a damnatio in globo — i.e. a condemnation of the whole book without exception.
dĩ thực vi tiên
Prioritize food over other things
feed the dragon
to supply or support a habit or addiction
nem công chả phượng
Vietnamese idiom; English definition pending editorial review.
snap dragon
A Christmas gambol: raisins and almonds being put into a bowl of brandy, and the candles extinguished, the spirit is set on fire, and the company scramble for the raisins.
sow dragon's teeth
to create or provoke conflict
The Chinese dragon
In China, a five-clawed dragon is introduced into pictures and embroidered on state dresses as an amulet.
The Red Dragon
The cognizance of Henry VII or the principality of Wales.
The Unicorn
The Scottish supporter in the royal arms of Great Britain.
tickle the dragon's tail
To take a great risk or provoke a powerful entity
to sow dragons' teeth
To foment conten- tions; to stir up strife or war; especially to do something that is intended to put an end to strife but which brings it about later. The Philistines "sowed dragons* teeth" when they took Samson, bound him, and put out his eyes ; the ancient Britons did the same when they massacred the Danes on St. Bryce's Day, as also did the Germans when they robbed France of Alsace Lorraine.
Trứng rồng lại nở ra rồng
A person of noble birth will exhibit noble qualities
unicorn
A coach drawn by three horses.
unicorn
A style of driving with two wheelers abreast and one leader—termed in the United States a "spike team." "Tandem" is one wheeler and one leader. "Random," three horses in line. "Manchester" means three horses abreast. See HARUM-SCARUM.
unicorn bait
A virgin.
unicorn barf
a bright, shiny, and often overly flashy or attention-seeking thing
unicorn puke
something overly flashy or gaudy
unicorn vomit
something overly idealized or ridiculously perfect
water the dragon
Or WATER ONE’S NAG, a hint for retiring.
Ăn như rồng cuốn, nói như rồng leo, làm như mèo mửa
To eat, speak, or act excessively or extravagantly
Đồng Nai có bốn rồng vàng
A place has many rich people