transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌfə-yə-ˈtōⁿ, ˌfər- ˌfœ- ]
noun
Etymology: French, from feuillet sheet of paper, from Old French foillet, diminutive of foille leaf — more at foil
Date: 1845
1. : a part of a European newspaper or magazine devoted to material designed to entertain the general reader
2. : something (as an installment of a novel) printed in a feuilleton
3.
a. : a novel printed in installments
b. : a work of fiction catering to popular taste
4. : a short literary composition often having a familiar tone and reminiscent content
• feuil·le·ton·ism -ˈtō(ⁿ)-ˌni-zəm noun
• feuil·le·ton·ist -nist noun