/ m？ θ; m？ θ/ n

Stories that originated in ancient times, especially thoughts or beliefs about a race's early history, or explanations of natural events, such as seasonal myths (especially about a race's early historical thoughts or beliefs and explanations of natural phenomena, such as seasons): creation myths * ancient Greek myths.

[u] Such stories are collectively referred to as myths (collectively): they are famous in myths and legends.

A fictional thing, person, etc. The myth of racial superiority, classless society and human perfection, and the myth of racial superiority, classless society and human perfection.

& gt myth/? m？ θ? KL； ˋm？ θ? Kuala Lumpur/adj

1 (only) exists in myths: mythical heroes.

2 imaginary; Fictitious and imaginary; Fictitious: Fictitious wealth, the fictional "rich uncle" he boasted about owning a boat.