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n. dragon (legendary creature)
Other meanings
[lóng]   radical. dragon
[lóng]   char. dragon as the symbol of the emperor; thing resembling a dragon; huge extinct reptile
    dragon (for )
    dragon (for )
'龙' is part of the following simplified words:
 咙 垄 垅 宠 庞 拢 昽 栊 泷 珑 眬 砻 笼 聋 胧 茏 袭 詟 陇 龙 龚 龛
'龙' is part of the following traditional words:
 嚨 壟 壠 寵 攏 曨 朧 櫳 瀧 瓏 矓 礱 籠 聾 蘢 襲 讋 隴 龍 龐 龔 龕

Simplified Chinese


Traditional Chinese

wàng zǐ chéng lóng
idiom. hope one's children to have a bright future, hold high hopes for one's child
xiǎo lóng
n. young dragon (usually used in a name)
jù lóng
n. huge dragon
yì tiáo lóng
phr. a dragon; a connected sequence, a coordinated process
huǒ lóng
n. fiery dragon; a procession of lanterns or torches
yè gōng hào lóng
idiom. Lord Ye who claimed to be very fond of dragons was scared out of his wits when a real dragon appeared in front of him; (fig.) pretend to like something that one really fears
shēng lóng huó hǔ
idiom. doughty as a dragon and lively as a tiger -- full of vigor, very energetic
lóng téng hǔ yuè
idiom. dragons rising and tigers leaping -- a scene of bustling activity