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1 Aesop
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noun2) (thing that does not really exist, brief story) Fabel, die* * *['feibl]1) (a story (usually about animals) that teaches a lesson about human behaviour: Aesop's fables.) die Fabel2) (a legend or untrue story: fact or fable?) das Märchen•- academic.ru/26103/fabulous">fabulous- fabulously* * *fa·ble[ˈfeɪbl̩]n* * *['feɪbl]nFabel f; (= legend, body of legend) Sage f; (fig = lie) Märchen ntis it fact or fable? — ist es wahr oder erfunden?
* * *fable [ˈfeıbl]A s1. a) (Tier)Fabel fb) Sage f2. kolla) Fabeln plb) Sagen pl3. fig Märchen n pej, erfundene Geschichte, Lüge f4. Geschwätz n pej:old wives’ fables pl Altweibergewäsch n5. obs Fabel f, Handlung f (eines Dramas)B v/t it is fabled that … der Sage zufolge …* * *noun1) (myth, lie) Märchen, das2) (thing that does not really exist, brief story) Fabel, die* * *n.Fabel -n f.
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