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witch

/wɪtʃ/

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noun

/wɪtʃ/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, обычно женщину, которая, как считается, обладает магическими способностями, часто ассоциируется с колдовством или практикой Викки, или используется уничижительно для описания неприятной пожилой женщины.

A noun referring to a person, typically female, believed to possess magical powers, often associated with sorcery or the practice of Wicca, or used derogatorily to describe an unpleasant old woman.

  1. Female sorcerer or magicianA2formal

    A woman who is believed to practice magic or sorcery, often using spells and potions.

    ruВедьма

    • The witch cast a spell on the prince.
    • In the story, a kind witch helps the lost children.
    • She dressed as a witch for Halloween.

    Synonymsconjurercroneenchantresshagmagiciansorceress

  2. Being with devil-given powersB1formal

    A being, usually female, imagined to have supernatural powers derived from evil spirits or the devil.

    ruВедьма

    • During the witch trials, many innocent women were accused of being witches.
    • Legends say the witch could fly on a broomstick.
    • The villagers feared the witch who lived in the dark forest.

    Synonymsbeldamenchantresshaglamiasorceress

  3. Believer in WiccaB2formal

    A person, often female, who follows the modern pagan religion of Wicca, which involves nature worship and magic.

    ruВикканин

    • She is a practicing witch and follows the Wiccan Rede.
    • Many modern witches celebrate the solstices and equinoxes.
    • The coven of witches gathered for their ritual.

    Synonymswiccan

  4. Ugly old womanB1informal

    An insulting term for an old woman considered ugly or unpleasant.

    ruСтарая ведьма

    • The old witch next door always complains about the noise.
    • Don't be such an old witch!
    • The story describes a wicked witch with a crooked nose.

    Synonymsbeldamcronegorgonhagharridantrot

Forms
  • witches plural form
  • witches' possessive plural form
  • witch's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/wɪtʃ/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий заниматься колдовством или накладывать заклинание на кого-либо; околдовывать.

A verb meaning to practice witchcraft or cast a spell on someone; to bewitch.

  1. Cast a spellB2informal

    To use magic to influence, control, or harm someone or something.

    ruНаводить порчу

    • The old woman was said to witch the crops, causing them to wither.
    • He believed his neighbor had witched his cow.
    • In the story, the villain witched the prince into a frog.

    Synonymsbewitchcurseenchantglamourjinxspellbind

Forms
  • witched past participle
  • witched past simple
  • witching present participle
  • witches third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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