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Definition of fairy-tale in English Turkish dictionary
- masal
Kurgu peri masalları ve mitler kadar eski.
-Fiction is as old as fairy tales and myths.
Çocuklar masal dinlemeyi sever.
-The children love listening to fairy tales.
- fairytale
- peri masalı
O bir peri masalı gibiydi.
-It was like a fairytale.
- fairy tale
- peri masalı
Peri masalı bittiğinde, çocuk çoktan uykuya dalmıştı.
-Just as the fairy tale finished, the child had already fallen asleep.
Eğer onu istiyorsan - o peri masalı değil.
-If you will it - it is no fairy tale.
- fairy tale
- kuyruklu yalan
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Definition of fairy-tale in English English dictionary
- Of the nature of a fairy tale; as if from a fairy tale
a fairy-tale romance.
- A folktale featuring fairies or similar fantasy characters
- fairytale
- Alternative spelling of fairy tale
- fairytale
- {i} story involving fantastic forces and beings (fairies, witches, etc.); imaginary or incredible story created to mislead others
- fairy tale
- A tale of fiction, usually for children, with fanciful characters
- fairy tale
- exaggerated made-up story for young children falling action section of a story following the climax fantasy a highly exaggerated or improbable story that features events, characters, and/or settings that are not found in real-life experience fiction any narrative that is invented or imagined; because fiction may be based on actual events, it may seem very realistic foreshadowing a hint of events to come later; prepares the reader for the climax, denouement, and character changes form general term referring to the way in which a selection is put together, its "shape" or structure; sometimes called "the how" of the selection frame single, complete image in film, cartoons, or pictures; frame can also refer to the outside boundary of the image or what is contained within this boundary free verse poem that doesn't rhyme and has no regular structure
- fairy tale
- a story about fairies; told to amuse children
- fairy tale
- Like a folktale in form, but told specifically for children and involves more literary elements
- fairy tale
- A story relating the adventures of fanciful beings who appear in human form they have the power to regulate the lives of people for good or evil, and may change themselves into any shape at any time
- fairy tale
- an interesting but highly implausible story; often told as an excuse
- fairy tale
- A fairy tale is a story for children involving magical events and imaginary creatures. She was like a princess in a fairy tale. Simple narrative typically of folk origin dealing with supernatural beings. Fairy tales may be written or told for the amusement of children or may have a more sophisticated narrative containing supernatural or obviously improbable events, scenes, and personages and often having a whimsical, satirical, or moralistic character. The term embraces popular folktales such as "Cinderella" and "Puss in Boots," as well as art fairy tales of later invention, such as those by Hans Christian Andersen. It is often difficult to distinguish between tales of literary and oral origin, because folktales have received literary treatment from early times, and literary tales can often be traced back to oral tradition
- fairy tale
- a story about fairies; told to amuse children
- fairy tale
- A tale of fiction, usually for children, with fanciful characters
- fairy tale
- A story relating the adventures of fanciful beings who appear in human form they have the power to regulate the lives of people for good or evil, and may change themselves into any shape at any time
- fairy tale
- exaggerated made-up story for young children falling action section of a story following the climax fantasy a highly exaggerated or improbable story that features events, characters, and/or settings that are not found in real-life experience fiction any narrative that is invented or imagined; because fiction may be based on actual events, it may seem very realistic foreshadowing a hint of events to come later; prepares the reader for the climax, denouement, and character changes form general term referring to the way in which a selection is put together, its "shape" or structure; sometimes called "the how" of the selection frame single, complete image in film, cartoons, or pictures; frame can also refer to the outside boundary of the image or what is contained within this boundary free verse poem that doesn't rhyme and has no regular structure
- fairy tale
- Like a folktale in form, but told specifically for children and involves more literary elements
- fairy tale
- story involving fantastic forces and beings (fairies, witches, etc.); imaginary or incredible story created to mislead others
- fairy tale
- an interesting but highly implausible story; often told as an excuse
- fairytale
- a story about fairies; told to amuse children
- fairytale
- alternative spelling of fairy-tale
- fairytale
- an interesting but highly implausible story; often told as an excuse a story about fairies; told to amuse children
- fairytale
- extremely happy, lucky etc in a way that usually only happens in children's stories
- fairytale
- an interesting but highly implausible story; often told as an excuse
- sound like a fairy tale
- sound like an imaginary story