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conjuror

/ˈkʌn.dʒər.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un artiste qui divertit le public par des tours de magie, ou une personne qui pratique la sorcellerie ou les sortilèges.

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noun

/ˈkʌn.dʒər.ər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un artiste qui divertit le public par des tours de magie, ou une personne qui pratique la sorcellerie ou les sortilèges.

A noun referring to a performer who entertains an audience with magic tricks, or a person who practices conjury or sorcery.

  1. Stage magicianB1formal

    A performer who entertains an audience by doing tricks that appear to be magic, such as making things appear or disappear.

    frPrestidigitateur

    • The conjuror pulled a rabbit out of his hat.
    • Children watched in amazement as the conjuror performed card tricks.
    • A skilled conjuror can make a coin vanish into thin air.

    Synonymesillusionistmagicianprestidigitator

  2. Witch doctor or sorcererC1formal

    A person who is believed to have magical powers, often used in traditional or tribal contexts to heal or cast spells.

    frSorcier ou guérisseur

    • The village conjuror was called upon to lift the curse.
    • Tribal elders consulted the conjuror for guidance during the drought.
    • Legends speak of a powerful conjuror who could control the weather.

    Synonymesenchantermagicianmedicine manoccultistshamansorcererwitch doctorwizard

Formes
  • conjurors plural form
  • conjurors' possessive plural form
  • conjuror's possessive singular form