The Little Prince

To come across or meet a person by chance or in the course of a journey

The Little Prince encounters a drunkard.

run intocome acrossbump into

individuals or creatures that reside in a particular place

The Planets and Their Inhabitants

residentsoccupantsdwellerspopulace

to cultivate a relationship through patience and consistent interaction

He is now responsible for the fox because he has tamed him.

domesticatebond withbefriendwin over

having occupants or residents

The fifth planet is inhabited by a lamplighter.

occupiedpopulatedresided insettled

fully developed people who have reached maturity

The tale underscores a child's viewpoint, in contrast to the views of grown-ups.

adultsmature individuals

feeling or displaying deep respect and warm approval towards someone or something

He visits a man who wants to be admired by everyone.

praisedesteemedapplaudedlooked up to

unable to leave a place because of a lack of transport or resources

The narrative begins with a pilot stranded in the Sahara Desert.

abandonedmaroonedstuckisolated

to serve as a symbol of something, representing its meaning or qualities

The rose has a profound significance, symbolizing deep emotional connections.

representingsignifyingstanding forembodying

To cause or influence someone or something to happen or reach a particular state

His passion leading him to become a pioneering pilot.

result inguideprompt

The state of being connected by social, emotional, or familial bonds

The Little Prince's reflections on relationships reveal that true connections are built.

bondconnectionassociationinterpersonal link

A French surname, best known as belonging to the author and aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was a celebrated French author.

The Little Prince

accounts of imaginary or real people and events told for entertainment

These stories include a vain man, a king, and a drunkard.

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