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myth

🐉myth (miθ)

noun

/mɪθ/

mythe (myth)

Signification

A traditional story explaining natural or social phenomena, often involving supernatural beings; a widely held but false belief.

Traduction de la signification

Une histoire traditionnelle expliquant des phénomènes naturels ou sociaux, impliquant souvent des êtres surnaturels; une croyance largement répandue mais fausse.

Phrases d'exemple

The myth of the phoenix tells of a bird reborn from its ashes.

Le mythe du phénix raconte l'histoire d'un oiseau renaissant de ses cendres.

Expressions d'exemple

myth or reality

mythe ou réalité

Synonymes

legend, tale, folklore, fable, fiction

Antonymes

fact, reality, truth

Collocations

ancient myth, Greek myth, popular myth, myth about

Plus de phrases d'exemple

This topic is associated with many myths.

Ce sujet est associé à de nombreux mythes.

Ce sujet est associe a de nombreux mythes.

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