tooth fairy

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Once upon a time, you believed in the tooth fairy.
曾經(jīng)，你相信牙仙女的存在。
I was really led by her and how much she was able to handle, in the same way as I did with Father Christmas and the tooth fairy.
我真的是由她，以及她能夠掌控多少，所引導(dǎo)的。就與我告訴她關(guān)于圣誕老人和牙齒仙女的一樣。
How about a big set-piece speech in which I reveal that the tooth fairy doesn't really exist?
搞場(chǎng)事先布置好的大型演講讓我出來(lái)揭露牙仙并不存在，你看怎樣？

Ultimately that belief falls into the same category as a superstition, like the evil eye or the tooth fairy.
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an imaginary being who children believe takes away a baby tooth that has come out and leaves them money instead

The tooth fairy is an imaginary creature. A child whose tooth comes out is told that if they put it under their pillow, the tooth fairy will take it away while they are sleeping and leave a coin in its place.