magic

• Décrit quelque chose de très bon, agréable ou captivant, comme créé par magie.

Describes something that is very good, enjoyable, or exciting, as if created by magic.

1. Relating to supernatural powerA2formal

   Involving or relating to the use of supernatural forces or powers.

   magique (relatif à la magie)

   • The wizard cast a magic spell on the castle.
   • She found a magic ring that granted wishes.
   • The story is full of magic creatures and enchanted forests.

   Synonymesarcanemagicalmysticalnecromanticoccultpreternaturalsorceroussupernaturalwizardly

   Antonymesmundanenaturalordinary

2. Wonderful or excitingA1informal

   Extremely enjoyable, impressive, or special.

   Magique (sens figuré)

   • We had a magic time at the beach yesterday.
   • The concert was absolutely magic!
   • It was a magic moment when they announced the winner.

   Synonymesamazingenchantingfantasticfascinatingmagicalmarvellousthrillingwonderful

   Antonymesbanalboringdullmundaneordinaryunexciting

3. Having special abilitiesA2informal

   Possessing extraordinary or seemingly impossible qualities.

   magique (qui a des pouvoirs)

   • This is a magic trick that will amaze your friends.
   • The new software has a magic feature that fixes errors automatically.
   • He has a magic touch when it comes to cooking.

   Synonymesenchantingmagicalmiraculousmysticalsorceroussupernaturalwizardlywondrous

   Antonymescommonplacemundanenormalordinary

• Nom désignant l'art ou la pratique consistant à utiliser des forces surnaturelles, des illusions ou des tours de prestidigitation pour produire des effets apparemment impossibles.

A noun referring to the art or practice of using supernatural forces, illusions, or sleight of hand to create seemingly impossible effects.

indénombrable

1. Supernatural powerA2formal

   The power of apparently influencing events by using mysterious or supernatural forces.

   magie

   • The wizard used magic to cast a spell.
   • In fairy tales, magic can transform people into animals.
   • She believed in the magic of ancient rituals.

   Synonymesconjurationenchantmentnecromancyoccultsorcerythaumaturgyvoodoowitchcraftwizardry

   Antonymeslogicnaturerealityscience

2. Illusion or trickA2formal

   The art of producing illusions as entertainment by sleight of hand or trickery.

   Prestidigitation

   • The magician performed amazing magic at the party.
   • He learned a few simple magic tricks to amuse his friends.
   • Street performers often use magic to attract crowds.

   Synonymesconjuringlegerdemainprestidigitationsleight of hand

3. Wonderful qualityB1informal

   A special, captivating, or enchanting quality that something possesses.

   Qualité magique

   • There is a certain magic in the way she sings.
   • The sunset over the ocean had a magic all its own.
   • The magic of childhood is something we never forget.

   Synonymesallurecharmenchantmentfascinationglamourmystique