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fabled adj.虚构的；寓言中的；传说中的；有名的动词fable的过去式和过去分词形式. (1) 书中所有的人物都是虚构的.(2) 事实上，今天的射箭运动员们仍然尊敬那些传说中的绿林好汉。 Some fabled things are legendary by virtue of having actual legends, fables, or myths mention them. You might read about the fabled Greek gods, for example. Other things or people are fabled because you've heard them mentioned in conversation — their reputation proceeds them, like your dad's fabled chocolate chip cookies. Coined around 1600, fabled first meant "invented" or "unreal," from the Latin root fabula, "story."

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英 ['feɪbld] 美 ['feɪbld] (1) All of the figures in books are fabled.(2) Indeed, today's archers still honour the fabled outlaw. Something that's fabled is very well-known through stories or word-of-mouth, especially for its excellence or rarity. It's worth planning an all-day visit to a museum with a fabled art collection. 1[ADJ 形容词]传奇的；充满传奇色彩的 If you describe a person or thing as fabled, especially someone or something remarkable, you mean that they are well known because they are often talked about or a lot of stories are told about them.   [ADJ n]You cannot go home without visiting the fabled art collections of the Prado.普拉多美术馆充满传奇色彩的艺术藏品属于旅游时的必看之选。...the fabled city of Troy.传奇之城特洛伊

英语单词	fabled
英美音标	英 ['feɪbld] 美 ['feɪbld]
中文释义	adj.虚构的；寓言中的；传说中的；有名的动词fable的过去式和过去分词形式.
英语例句	(1) All of the figures in books are fabled. (2) Indeed, today's archers still honour the fabled outlaw.
中文例句	(1) 书中所有的人物都是虚构的. (2) 事实上，今天的射箭运动员们仍然尊敬那些传说中的绿林好汉。
vocabulary简明	Something that's fabled is very well-known through stories or word-of-mouth, especially for its excellence or rarity. It's worth planning an all-day visit to a museum with a fabled art collection.
vocabulary扩展	Some fabled things are legendary by virtue of having actual legends, fables, or myths mention them. You might read about the fabled Greek gods, for example. Other things or people are fabled because you've heard them mentioned in conversation — their reputation proceeds them, like your dad's fabled chocolate chip cookies. Coined around 1600, fabled first meant "invented" or "unreal," from the Latin root fabula, "story."
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词]传奇的；充满传奇色彩的 If you describe a person or thing as fabled, especially someone or something remarkable, you mean that they are well known because they are often talked about or a lot of stories are told about them. [ADJ n] You cannot go home without visiting the fabled art collections of the Prado. 普拉多美术馆充满传奇色彩的艺术藏品属于旅游时的必看之选。 ...the fabled city of Troy. 传奇之城特洛伊

Fabled Stories Art Things 英 Feɪbld] 美 Feɪbld Adj.虚构的；寓言中的；传说中的；有名的