| 释义 |
fab·li·au
\ˈfablēˌō\ noun
also fa·bleau \faˈblō\
(plural fabli·aux also fa·bleaux \-ō(z)\)
Etymology: French, from Old French fablel, fableau, fabliau, diminutive of fable
: a short metrical tale of a type composed chiefly by jongleurs for and about the lower classes; also : the genre of such metrical tales being usually comic, frankly coarse, and often cynical especially in their treatment of women |