Perry decided to gain information from Drake.
Source: tatoeba (33899)
Drake
//dɹeɪk//
Synonyms for "drake" (87 found)
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Closest matches (18)
Strong matches (26)
Related words (43)
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12 entriesTranslations
84 translations across 50 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- دكر بط noun (male duck)
Asturian
3 entries- coríu noun (male duck)
- curru noun (male duck)
- patu noun (male duck)
Belarusian
1 entries- ка́чар noun (male duck)
Bulgarian
1 entries- пато́к noun (male duck)
Czech
1 entries- kačer noun (male duck)
Danish
1 entries- andrik noun (male duck)
Dutch
4 entries- draak noun (male duck)
- draakje noun (small dragon)
- mannetjeseend noun (male duck)
- woerd noun (male duck)
Eastern Khanty
1 entries- ҷаҷ noun (male duck)
Esperanto
2 entries- anasiĉo noun (male duck)
- viranaso noun (male duck)
Finnish
2 entries- ankkakukko noun (male duck)
- lohikäärme noun (small dragon)
French
2 entries- canard mâle noun (male duck)
- malard noun (male duck)
Galician
4 entries- anitre noun (male duck)
- dragonciño noun (small dragon)
- lavanco noun (male duck)
- parrulo noun (male duck)
German
4 entries- Drache noun (small dragon)
- Entenmännchen noun (male duck)
- Enterich noun (male duck)
- Erpel noun (male duck)
Greenlandic
1 entries- qeerlutooq angutiviaq noun (male duck)
Gutnish
1 entries- and-drakä noun (male duck)
Hungarian
1 entries- gácsér noun (male duck)
Icelandic
1 entries- andarsteggur noun (male duck)
Ido
1 entries- anadulo noun (male duck)
Indonesian
2 entries- bebek jantan noun (male duck)
- itik jantan noun (male duck)
Irish
1 entries- bardal noun (male duck)
Italian
1 entries- papero noun (male duck)
Japanese
1 entries- 雄鴨 noun (male duck)
Kashmiri
1 entries- بَطُخ noun (male duck)
Kazakh
1 entries- кежек noun (male duck)
Korean
1 entries- 수오리 noun (male duck)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- кежек noun (male duck)
Latvian
1 entries- pīļtēviņš noun (male duck)
Lithuanian
2 entries- añtinas noun (male duck)
- gaigalas noun (male duck)
Low German
3 entries- Wart noun (male duck)
- Woort noun (male duck)
- drake noun (male duck)
Macedonian
1 entries- па́тор noun (male duck)
Middle English
1 entries- drake noun (male duck)
Northern Khanty
1 entries- шош noun (male duck)
Norwegian Bokmål
3 entries- andestegg noun (male duck)
- andrik noun (male duck)
- hannand noun (male duck)
Norwegian Nynorsk
4 entries- andestegg noun (male duck)
- andrik noun (male duck)
- andstegg noun (male duck)
- hannand noun (male duck)
Pashto
1 entries- پتخ noun (male duck)
Polish
1 entries- kaczor noun (male duck)
Portuguese
4 entries- drago noun (small dragon)
- dragonete noun (small dragon)
- dragãozinho noun (small dragon)
- marreco noun (male duck)
Romanian
1 entries- rățoi noun (male duck)
Russian
1 entries- се́лезень noun (male duck)
Scottish Gaelic
2 entries- dràc noun (male duck)
- ràc noun (male duck)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- pátak noun (male duck)
- па́так noun (male duck)
Slovak
1 entries- káčer noun (male duck)
Spanish
1 entries- pato noun (male duck)
Swedish
3 entries- andrake noun (male duck)
- ankbonde noun (male duck)
- drake noun (small dragon)
Sylheti
1 entries- ꠀꠃꠀ noun (male duck)
Thai
1 entries- เป็ด noun (male duck)
Turkish
1 entries- suna noun (male duck)
Ukrainian
1 entries- ка́чур noun (male duck)
Volapük
2 entries- dök noun (male duck)
- hidök noun (male duck)
Yiddish
1 entries- קאַטשער noun (male duck)
Sample sentences
13 total sentences available.
Drake earns his living by working for the lawyer.
Source: tatoeba (36879)
The duck laid three eggs, out of which there came one morning two little fluffy ducklings and a little ugly drake.
Source: tatoeba (3881947)
The two little ducklings had fallen asleep, and the little drake lay between them, covered up by their wings, to be kept warm under their feathers.
Source: tatoeba (3881959)
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