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storybook
UK
/ˈstɔːribʊk/
US
/ˈstɔriˌbʊk/
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storybook
noun
storybooks
pl
UK
/ˈstɔːribʊk/
US
/ˈstɔriˌbʊk/
книга сказок
She read a storybook to her children every night.
Она читала книгу сказок своим детям каждую ночь.
сказка
The storybook was filled with magical tales.
Сказка была наполнена волшебными историями.
Synonyms
narrative
tale
picture book
children's book
fairy tale
fable
storybook
adjective
more storybook
Comp.
most storybook
Super.
UK
/ˈstɔːriˌbʊk/
US
/ˈstɔːriˌbʊk/
сказочный
The village looked like a storybook setting.
Деревня выглядела как сказочное место.
Synonyms
picture-perfect
fairytale
fairy-tale
storybookish
fantastical
idealized
charming
fanciful
whimsical
magical
enchanted
idyllic
quaint
picturesque
romanticized
romantic
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storybook
noun
A book containing a collection of stories, often for children.
The child eagerly picked up the storybook from the shelf, excited to read about the adventures of the brave knight.
A book with illustrations and narratives, typically designed to entertain or educate young readers.
The colorful storybook was filled with tales of talking animals and magical lands.
storybook
adjective
Having qualities or characteristics that are idealized or perfect, often resembling those found in fairy tales or children's stories.
The couple had a storybook wedding, complete with a horse-drawn carriage and a castle venue.
Characteristic of or suitable for a children's storybook, especially in being charming, quaint, or richly illustrated.
The village, with its thatched cottages and winding lanes, looked positively storybook.
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