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Meanings of cendrillon ou la petite panto in English
Folk tale.
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Examples for "cinderella"
Examples for "cinderella"
1
Shortly afterwards, she met Lucian at a cinderella, or dancing-party concluding at midnight.
2
The ornate Diamond Jubilee State Coach would give Cinderella some serious competition.
3
Transport, the Cinderella budget, has been an easy target in the past.
4
They at once hid pretty Cinderella under a tub in the kitchen.
5
Cinderella wandering wistfully in the glass-bead section looking for a fairy godmother.
1
And as she always looked dusty and dirty, they named her Aschenputtel.
2
But he would have her fetched, and so Aschenputtel had to appear.
3
Then she turned her back on poor Aschenputtel, and made haste to set out with her two proud daughters.
4
And when he reached home he gave to the step-daughters what they had wished for, and to Aschenputtel he gave the hazel-twig.
5
Of Aschenputtel they never thought at all, and supposed that she was sitting at home, and picking the lentils out of the ashes.
1
There is the music of Cendrillon, and you can compose, when necessary, as you go on.
2
He said that "Cendrillon," "Feuersnoth," "The Violin Maker of Cremona," and Victor Herbert's "Natoma" would also be given-andthey were not.
3
"Cendrillon," the daughter answered.
1
At once the little glass slipper was fitted to the tiny foot.
2
The prince knelt upon the velvet cushion, and tried on Cinderella's foot the little glass slipper which he had found in the ball room.
1
He tried the glass slipper on the foot of the second daughter.
2
You know, the condom is the glass slipper of our generation.
3
But today Jacinda Ardern is wearing the glass slipper and the glittering ball gown.
4
You believed in the fairy tale, so when the glass slipper broke, all was lost.
5
But Disney will also spin revenue from adult-focused merchandise, including high heels inspired by the glass slipper.
Translations for cendrillon ou la petite panto
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