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Meanings of fairy tale in anglès
An interesting but highly implausible story; often told as an excuse.
Fictional story typically featuring folkloric fantasy characters and magic.
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Usage of fairy tale in anglès
1
This is the real Indian fairy tale of the birth of Mon-daw-min.
2
It was like a fairy tale come true, for both of them.
3
You can't disguise yourself-anymore than the Princess in the fairy tale.
4
She saw a new world, like a vision in a fairy tale.
5
The environment struck them as the setting of an unfriendly fairy tale.
6
He read them a fairy tale about a message in a bottle.
7
From this point, the story becomes more of a common fairy tale.
8
They drink it down like a child absorbing its first fairy tale.
9
But no Prince Charming has ever lived out of a fairy tale.
10
They think that to write a new fairy tale is easy work.
11
Seems like a fairy tale to be able to help you now.
12
That there should be a Black Sultan sounds like a fairy tale.
13
Everything that you tell me about him is like a fairy tale.
14
She felt as if she were a part of a fairy tale.
15
His impression again was that of being in a fairy tale world.
16
This story, though it reads like a fairy tale, is nevertheless true.
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Translations for fairy tale
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