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Cinderella
- IPA[ˌsindəˈrelə]
美式
- a character in various traditional European fairy tales. In the version by Charles Perrault she is exploited as a servant by her family but enabled by a fairy godmother to attend a royal ball. She meets and captivates Prince Charming but has to flee at midnight, accidentally leaving one of the glass slippers she is wearing behind. The prince sends servants all over the country to find the young woman whose foot fits the slipper: when Cinderella is finally found, she and Prince Charming marry.
- a person or thing that is undeservedly neglected or ignored;a label similar to a stamp that is not valid as postage.
noun: Cinderella, plural noun: Cinderellas
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- 1. a character in various traditional European fairy tales. In the version by Charles Perrault she is exploited as a servant by her family but enabled by a fairy godmother to attend a royal ball. She meets and captivates Prince Charming but has to flee at midnight, accidentally leaving one of the glass slippers she is wearing behind. The prince sends servants all over the country to find the young woman whose foot fits the slipper: when Cinderella is finally found, she and Prince Charming marry.
名詞
- 1. a person or thing that is undeservedly neglected or ignored is research into breast cancer to remain the Cinderella of medicine?
- ▪ a label similar to a stamp that is not valid as postage.
- used in reference to a situation in which a person, team, etc., of low status or importance ... the team ended their Cinderella story with a 6–5 triumph
Oxford Dictionary
- used in reference to a situation in which a person, team, etc., of low status or importance ... the team ended their Cinderella story with a 6–5 triumph
Oxford American Dictionary
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- IPA[ˌsɪndəˈrɛlə]
英式
- a character in various traditional European fairy tales. In the version by Charles Perrault she ...
- a person or thing that is undeservedly neglected or ignored: is research into breast cancer to remain the Cinderella of medicine?
Oxford Dictionary