Definition of chantefable in English:

chantefable

(also chantfable)

noun ˈtʃɒntfɑːbl(ə)ˈʃɒ̃tfɑːbl(ə)

1A medieval French ballad, consisting of parts of spoken prose alternating with parts of sung verse; this type of ballad as a literary genre.
2Any text, work, or performance consisting partly of prose and partly of (sung or recited) verse.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Contemporary Review. From French chantefable from chanter to sing + fable, as modernizing alteration of Old French cantefable cantefable.

Definition of chantefable in US English:

chantefable

(also chantfable)

noun

1A medieval French ballad, consisting of parts of spoken prose alternating with parts of sung verse; this type of ballad as a literary genre.
2Any text, work, or performance consisting partly of prose and partly of (sung or recited) verse.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Contemporary Review. From French chantefable from chanter to sing + fable, as modernizing alteration of Old French cantefable cantefable.

单词	chantefable
释义	Definition of chantefable in English: chantefable (also chantfable) noun ˈtʃɒntfɑːbl(ə)ˈʃɒ̃tfɑːbl(ə) 1A medieval French ballad, consisting of parts of spoken prose alternating with parts of sung verse; this type of ballad as a literary genre. 2Any text, work, or performance consisting partly of prose and partly of (sung or recited) verse. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Contemporary Review. From French chantefable from chanter to sing + fable, as modernizing alteration of Old French cantefable cantefable. Definition of chantefable in US English: chantefable (also chantfable) noun 1A medieval French ballad, consisting of parts of spoken prose alternating with parts of sung verse; this type of ballad as a literary genre. 2Any text, work, or performance consisting partly of prose and partly of (sung or recited) verse. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Contemporary Review. From French chantefable from chanter to sing + fable, as modernizing alteration of Old French cantefable cantefable.
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