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Meanings of märchen in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "folk-tale"
Examples for "folk-tale"
1
The connection between our folk-tale and the romance is not very clear.
2
The folk-tale in England is in the last stages of exhaustion.
3
From these developed the folk-tale with the dialogue in place of the chorus.
4
Very soon, however, the children are ready for the time-honoured fairy-tale or folk-tale.
5
Read a full review 43 The Witch Creepy, disturbing horror with folk-tale elements.
1
Most women I know are subscribers to the traditional fairy tale life.
2
The culture of princesses -and the traditional fairy tale of being rescued -is still prominent.
3
Neversong's visuals would make Tim Burton proud and its macabre sense of humour echoes that of a traditional fairy tale.
4
Let me be clear: I'm not against traditional fairy tales, either.
5
Traditional fairy tales are grim, violent and scary too.
Usage of märchen in anglès
1
Thus spoke Queen Phantasie, while Märchen went down upon the earth.
2
Blushing, Märchen lifted her little head quite up, and raised her dark eye.
3
Impossible!" exclaimed Märchen; "she always used to act so friendly towards us."
4
Märchen stretched forth her hand, and described with the forefinger, various figures in the air.
5
It is "ein Märchen aus alten Zeiten"- alegendof long ago.
6
The ballad was put into the Märchen-Frau's hands, and she was told that Friedrich had written it.
7
Märchen, when she had got safely across, looked around smilingly, and then slipped quickly through the gate.
8
The modest Märchen dared not look up; her mother, however, beheld her with satisfaction, and clasped her in her arms.
9
Had he written only "Hermann and Dorothea," the sweetest idyllist; if only the "Märchen," the subtlest of allegorists.
10
"What is the matter with thee, beloved Märchen?" said the Queen to her.
11
"Friedrich," said she, in a solemn voice, "we have walled up the 'Märchen-Frau.'"
12
"Believe me, I feel it but too well," rejoined Märchen; "they love me no more.
13
"But why did they make me, thine own daughter, suffer for this?" wept forth Märchen.
14
He would not read it himself, so Marie was pressed into the service, and crowned with the hood and cloak, and elected Märchen-Frau.
15
Märchen Brunnen or Fairy-tale Fountain, 2-3.
16
"Poor Märchen!" said the Queen as she caressed her cheek, which was wet with a tear.
Translations for märchen