Definition of faerie in English:

faerie

(also faery)

noun ˈfeɪəriˈfɛːriˈfɛri

mass nounarchaic, literary

1Fairyland.
〈古，诗/文〉仙境，仙乡
the world of faerie
仙界。
Example sentencesExamples
- Ultimately the world of faery is not as wonderful as promised.
- Magic ultimately brings only disaster to those in thrall to it; the denizens of faerie are singularly deceitful and inhumane; mankind is the better for having forgotten how to conjure and bewitch.
- The first treatment in English was Layamon's Brut, which introduced the element of faerie.
1. 1.1count noun A fairy.
  仙子，仙女
  Example sentencesExamples
  It wouldn't fool another faery, but a human would see them as regular, rounded ears.
  The new faery had a very majestic aura about her.
  His two comrades - the green-haired mage and the black-haired faery - had awoken after a few days, but as for him, he had just kept sleeping.
  Otherwise, he was a perfectly personable faerie, who was twice as charming as a Cheshire, and skilled in just about every category of weather magic in existence.
  Around her flutter the sprites, the tiny faeries who so entertained two little girls in Cottingley.
  They decided that they would take all of the magical power from the faeries and the other beings and bestow it upon these children.
  She did not like for any of the elves or faeries to come close to revealing her secret, even remotely close.
  Changeling is a game about normal people who suddenly realize they are faeries with the power and need to bring magic back to a cold, soulless world.
  Sit down and I will tell you a tale of magic and faeries, of foes and heroes in the heavens.
  The elves and faeries both had a language together, called the Shikaän Rune System.
  Nearly every faery in the troop was hidden somewhere in the shadows.
  It was a gorgeous work of art, a scene of pixies and faeries playing by a stream.
  The elves and faeries had taken an inkling to keep away from her.
  The kingly faery treated his guests well, but he kept them always under his claw-tipped thumb.
  The oddest thing about this faery was that, unlike its smaller companion, it was completely devoid of wings.
  The female faerie wore a dress made of flower petals.
  It said that faeries - he spelt it fairies - were so small that they didn't have room for more than one emotion at a time.
  The Dwarves of Darkhun, far to the south, told a tale of evil faeries who sang to and lured unwary travellers to a watery death.
  I saw pixies and faeries flashing among the trees, giggling at us and flying forward.
  The walls, Charlie noticed, had several scenes of dancing nymphs, faeries, and centaurs on them.
  Synonyms
  sprite, pixie, elf, imp, brownie, puck
2. 1.2as modifier Imaginary; mythical.
  想像中的；神话的；虚构的
  faerie dragons
  神话中的龙。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Hand in hand they strode back towards the faery castle and the life of everlasting joy and timeless companionship that awaited them.
  ‘You have done well, Raven,’ the faery queen greeted her gravely.
  ‘Let this be the last thing to pass your lips, if you wish to find your way to the faery realm and safely back again,’ Merlin cautioned sternly.
  She did not know much of the faery lore, but she was sure that all the stories about them made them out to be malevolent spirits who hated the men who had driven them from their lands with fire and sword.
  ‘Oh there's no need for that,’ she answered, dropping the last of the faery fruit into their laps.
  I imagine the faery voice to be the one that called to her, tempting her.
  In the legend, Avalon is the faerie island to which the heavily wounded King Arthur flees to heal his wounds and from which he one day emerges to reclaim his realm and save his people.
  In a foreword to the book, his wife Marian recalls how Michael was always fascinated by legend and the faerie world.
  Belloc then unwrapped the bundle, and Anest saw that it contained three staves of rare black oak taken from the Black Forest, a place of legend known only to wizards and the faerie creatures.
  Many blamed the victory of the Orugisi fifteen years before on the night they chose to attack - the night when the curtain between the worlds was at its thinnest, and when the faerie kind were at their most evil.
  She looked and was the faery equivalent of fifteen, or about an aeon and a half.
  Apparently, Orikichal's faery race had once lived above ground, in the sunlit fields of the faery world.
  Her hair (it had been white from birth, and she looked the faery equivalent of twenty) was in a plait down her back.

Origin

Late 16th century (introduced by Spenser): pseudo-archaic variant of fairy.

Rhymes

airy, Azeri, canary, carabinieri, Carey, Cary, chary, clary, contrary, dairy, Dari, glairy, glary, Guarneri, hairy, lairy, miserere, nary, Nyerere, prairie, Salieri, scary, Tipperary, vary, wary

Definition of faerie in US English:

faerie

(also faery)

nounˈferēˈfɛri

literary, archaic

1Fairyland.
〈古，诗/文〉仙境，仙乡
the world of faerie
仙界。
Example sentencesExamples
- Magic ultimately brings only disaster to those in thrall to it; the denizens of faerie are singularly deceitful and inhumane; mankind is the better for having forgotten how to conjure and bewitch.
- The first treatment in English was Layamon's Brut, which introduced the element of faerie.
- Ultimately the world of faery is not as wonderful as promised.
1. 1.1 A fairy.
  仙子，仙女
  Example sentencesExamples
  The elves and faeries had taken an inkling to keep away from her.
  Around her flutter the sprites, the tiny faeries who so entertained two little girls in Cottingley.
  The walls, Charlie noticed, had several scenes of dancing nymphs, faeries, and centaurs on them.
  The oddest thing about this faery was that, unlike its smaller companion, it was completely devoid of wings.
  It said that faeries - he spelt it fairies - were so small that they didn't have room for more than one emotion at a time.
  The female faerie wore a dress made of flower petals.
  It was a gorgeous work of art, a scene of pixies and faeries playing by a stream.
  Changeling is a game about normal people who suddenly realize they are faeries with the power and need to bring magic back to a cold, soulless world.
  Otherwise, he was a perfectly personable faerie, who was twice as charming as a Cheshire, and skilled in just about every category of weather magic in existence.
  They decided that they would take all of the magical power from the faeries and the other beings and bestow it upon these children.
  His two comrades - the green-haired mage and the black-haired faery - had awoken after a few days, but as for him, he had just kept sleeping.
  The Dwarves of Darkhun, far to the south, told a tale of evil faeries who sang to and lured unwary travellers to a watery death.
  The kingly faery treated his guests well, but he kept them always under his claw-tipped thumb.
  Sit down and I will tell you a tale of magic and faeries, of foes and heroes in the heavens.
  I saw pixies and faeries flashing among the trees, giggling at us and flying forward.
  The elves and faeries both had a language together, called the Shikaän Rune System.
  She did not like for any of the elves or faeries to come close to revealing her secret, even remotely close.
  The new faery had a very majestic aura about her.
  Nearly every faery in the troop was hidden somewhere in the shadows.
  It wouldn't fool another faery, but a human would see them as regular, rounded ears.
  Synonyms
  sprite, pixie, elf, imp, brownie, puck
2. 1.2as modifier Imaginary; mythical.
  想像中的；神话的；虚构的
  faerie dragons
  神话中的龙。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Apparently, Orikichal's faery race had once lived above ground, in the sunlit fields of the faery world.
  Hand in hand they strode back towards the faery castle and the life of everlasting joy and timeless companionship that awaited them.
  She looked and was the faery equivalent of fifteen, or about an aeon and a half.
  In a foreword to the book, his wife Marian recalls how Michael was always fascinated by legend and the faerie world.
  ‘Let this be the last thing to pass your lips, if you wish to find your way to the faery realm and safely back again,’ Merlin cautioned sternly.
  In the legend, Avalon is the faerie island to which the heavily wounded King Arthur flees to heal his wounds and from which he one day emerges to reclaim his realm and save his people.
  I imagine the faery voice to be the one that called to her, tempting her.
  Many blamed the victory of the Orugisi fifteen years before on the night they chose to attack - the night when the curtain between the worlds was at its thinnest, and when the faerie kind were at their most evil.
  ‘You have done well, Raven,’ the faery queen greeted her gravely.
  She did not know much of the faery lore, but she was sure that all the stories about them made them out to be malevolent spirits who hated the men who had driven them from their lands with fire and sword.
  Her hair (it had been white from birth, and she looked the faery equivalent of twenty) was in a plait down her back.
  Belloc then unwrapped the bundle, and Anest saw that it contained three staves of rare black oak taken from the Black Forest, a place of legend known only to wizards and the faerie creatures.
  ‘Oh there's no need for that,’ she answered, dropping the last of the faery fruit into their laps.

Origin

Late 16th century (introduced by Spenser): pseudo-archaic variant of fairy.

词汇	faerie
释义	Definition of faerie in English: faerie (also faery) noun ˈfeɪəriˈfɛːriˈfɛri mass nounarchaic, literary 1Fairyland. 〈古，诗/文〉仙境，仙乡 the world of faerie 仙界。 Example sentencesExamples Ultimately the world of faery is not as wonderful as promised. Magic ultimately brings only disaster to those in thrall to it; the denizens of faerie are singularly deceitful and inhumane; mankind is the better for having forgotten how to conjure and bewitch. The first treatment in English was Layamon's Brut, which introduced the element of faerie. 1.1count noun A fairy. 仙子，仙女 Example sentencesExamples It wouldn't fool another faery, but a human would see them as regular, rounded ears. The new faery had a very majestic aura about her. His two comrades - the green-haired mage and the black-haired faery - had awoken after a few days, but as for him, he had just kept sleeping. Otherwise, he was a perfectly personable faerie, who was twice as charming as a Cheshire, and skilled in just about every category of weather magic in existence. Around her flutter the sprites, the tiny faeries who so entertained two little girls in Cottingley. They decided that they would take all of the magical power from the faeries and the other beings and bestow it upon these children. She did not like for any of the elves or faeries to come close to revealing her secret, even remotely close. Changeling is a game about normal people who suddenly realize they are faeries with the power and need to bring magic back to a cold, soulless world. Sit down and I will tell you a tale of magic and faeries, of foes and heroes in the heavens. The elves and faeries both had a language together, called the Shikaän Rune System. Nearly every faery in the troop was hidden somewhere in the shadows. It was a gorgeous work of art, a scene of pixies and faeries playing by a stream. The elves and faeries had taken an inkling to keep away from her. The kingly faery treated his guests well, but he kept them always under his claw-tipped thumb. The oddest thing about this faery was that, unlike its smaller companion, it was completely devoid of wings. The female faerie wore a dress made of flower petals. It said that faeries - he spelt it fairies - were so small that they didn't have room for more than one emotion at a time. The Dwarves of Darkhun, far to the south, told a tale of evil faeries who sang to and lured unwary travellers to a watery death. I saw pixies and faeries flashing among the trees, giggling at us and flying forward. The walls, Charlie noticed, had several scenes of dancing nymphs, faeries, and centaurs on them. Synonyms sprite, pixie, elf, imp, brownie, puck 1.2as modifier Imaginary; mythical. 想像中的；神话的；虚构的 faerie dragons 神话中的龙。 Example sentencesExamples Hand in hand they strode back towards the faery castle and the life of everlasting joy and timeless companionship that awaited them. ‘You have done well, Raven,’ the faery queen greeted her gravely. ‘Let this be the last thing to pass your lips, if you wish to find your way to the faery realm and safely back again,’ Merlin cautioned sternly. She did not know much of the faery lore, but she was sure that all the stories about them made them out to be malevolent spirits who hated the men who had driven them from their lands with fire and sword. ‘Oh there's no need for that,’ she answered, dropping the last of the faery fruit into their laps. I imagine the faery voice to be the one that called to her, tempting her. In the legend, Avalon is the faerie island to which the heavily wounded King Arthur flees to heal his wounds and from which he one day emerges to reclaim his realm and save his people. In a foreword to the book, his wife Marian recalls how Michael was always fascinated by legend and the faerie world. Belloc then unwrapped the bundle, and Anest saw that it contained three staves of rare black oak taken from the Black Forest, a place of legend known only to wizards and the faerie creatures. Many blamed the victory of the Orugisi fifteen years before on the night they chose to attack - the night when the curtain between the worlds was at its thinnest, and when the faerie kind were at their most evil. She looked and was the faery equivalent of fifteen, or about an aeon and a half. Apparently, Orikichal's faery race had once lived above ground, in the sunlit fields of the faery world. Her hair (it had been white from birth, and she looked the faery equivalent of twenty) was in a plait down her back. Origin Late 16th century (introduced by Spenser): pseudo-archaic variant of fairy. Rhymes airy, Azeri, canary, carabinieri, Carey, Cary, chary, clary, contrary, dairy, Dari, glairy, glary, Guarneri, hairy, lairy, miserere, nary, Nyerere, prairie, Salieri, scary, Tipperary, vary, wary Definition of faerie in US English: faerie (also faery) nounˈferēˈfɛri literary, archaic 1Fairyland. 〈古，诗/文〉仙境，仙乡 the world of faerie 仙界。 Example sentencesExamples Magic ultimately brings only disaster to those in thrall to it; the denizens of faerie are singularly deceitful and inhumane; mankind is the better for having forgotten how to conjure and bewitch. The first treatment in English was Layamon's Brut, which introduced the element of faerie. Ultimately the world of faery is not as wonderful as promised. 1.1 A fairy. 仙子，仙女 Example sentencesExamples The elves and faeries had taken an inkling to keep away from her. Around her flutter the sprites, the tiny faeries who so entertained two little girls in Cottingley. The walls, Charlie noticed, had several scenes of dancing nymphs, faeries, and centaurs on them. The oddest thing about this faery was that, unlike its smaller companion, it was completely devoid of wings. It said that faeries - he spelt it fairies - were so small that they didn't have room for more than one emotion at a time. The female faerie wore a dress made of flower petals. It was a gorgeous work of art, a scene of pixies and faeries playing by a stream. Changeling is a game about normal people who suddenly realize they are faeries with the power and need to bring magic back to a cold, soulless world. Otherwise, he was a perfectly personable faerie, who was twice as charming as a Cheshire, and skilled in just about every category of weather magic in existence. They decided that they would take all of the magical power from the faeries and the other beings and bestow it upon these children. His two comrades - the green-haired mage and the black-haired faery - had awoken after a few days, but as for him, he had just kept sleeping. The Dwarves of Darkhun, far to the south, told a tale of evil faeries who sang to and lured unwary travellers to a watery death. The kingly faery treated his guests well, but he kept them always under his claw-tipped thumb. Sit down and I will tell you a tale of magic and faeries, of foes and heroes in the heavens. I saw pixies and faeries flashing among the trees, giggling at us and flying forward. The elves and faeries both had a language together, called the Shikaän Rune System. She did not like for any of the elves or faeries to come close to revealing her secret, even remotely close. The new faery had a very majestic aura about her. Nearly every faery in the troop was hidden somewhere in the shadows. It wouldn't fool another faery, but a human would see them as regular, rounded ears. Synonyms sprite, pixie, elf, imp, brownie, puck 1.2as modifier Imaginary; mythical. 想像中的；神话的；虚构的 faerie dragons 神话中的龙。 Example sentencesExamples Apparently, Orikichal's faery race had once lived above ground, in the sunlit fields of the faery world. Hand in hand they strode back towards the faery castle and the life of everlasting joy and timeless companionship that awaited them. She looked and was the faery equivalent of fifteen, or about an aeon and a half. In a foreword to the book, his wife Marian recalls how Michael was always fascinated by legend and the faerie world. ‘Let this be the last thing to pass your lips, if you wish to find your way to the faery realm and safely back again,’ Merlin cautioned sternly. In the legend, Avalon is the faerie island to which the heavily wounded King Arthur flees to heal his wounds and from which he one day emerges to reclaim his realm and save his people. I imagine the faery voice to be the one that called to her, tempting her. Many blamed the victory of the Orugisi fifteen years before on the night they chose to attack - the night when the curtain between the worlds was at its thinnest, and when the faerie kind were at their most evil. ‘You have done well, Raven,’ the faery queen greeted her gravely. She did not know much of the faery lore, but she was sure that all the stories about them made them out to be malevolent spirits who hated the men who had driven them from their lands with fire and sword. Her hair (it had been white from birth, and she looked the faery equivalent of twenty) was in a plait down her back. Belloc then unwrapped the bundle, and Anest saw that it contained three staves of rare black oak taken from the Black Forest, a place of legend known only to wizards and the faerie creatures. ‘Oh there's no need for that,’ she answered, dropping the last of the faery fruit into their laps. Origin Late 16th century (introduced by Spenser): pseudo-archaic variant of fairy.
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