conjuring

• 指与表演魔术戏法有关的，或与召唤灵魂或超自然力量的行为有关的。

Relating to the performance of magic tricks or the act of calling upon a spirit or supernatural force.

1. Related to magic tricksB2formal

   Relating to the performance of magic tricks or illusions.

   魔术的

   • He performed a conjuring act at the birthday party.
   • The conjuring show amazed the audience with its illusions.
   • She studied conjuring techniques for years.

   同义词illusionarymagic

2. Evoking or summoningC1formal

   Relating to the act of calling forth something, such as spirits or memories.

   召唤的

   • The conjuring ritual was performed at midnight.
   • Her speech had a conjuring effect on the crowd's emotions.
   • The old photograph had a conjuring power, bringing back vivid memories.

   同义词evocativesummoning

• 名词，指表演魔术戏法，尤指涉及手法技巧或幻象的表演，通常用于娱乐。

A noun referring to the performance of magic tricks, especially those involving sleight of hand or illusion, often for entertainment.

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1. Magic performanceB1formal

   The performance of tricks that appear to be magic, typically involving sleight of hand or illusion.

   魔术表演

   • The conjuring act at the party amazed the children.
   • He studied conjuring for years to perfect his card tricks.
   • The magician's conjuring involved pulling a rabbit from a hat.

   同义词legerdemainmagicprestidigitationsleight of hand

2. Summoning spiritsB2formal

   The act of calling upon spirits or supernatural forces, often in a ritualistic context.

   招魂

   • The book describes ancient rituals for conjuring spirits.
   • Conjuring the dead is a common theme in horror stories.
   • They believed that conjuring could bring good fortune.

   同义词conjurationevocationinvocationsummoning

• 动词，表示像变魔术一样创造出某物或使某事发生，也指在脑海中唤起某种想法、形象或回忆。

A verb used to indicate the act of making something appear or happen as if by magic, or to bring a thought, image, or memory to mind.

1. Perform magic tricksB1formal

   To perform tricks that seem magical, especially by using quick hand movements.

   变戏法

   • The magician conjured a rabbit out of his hat.
   • He can conjure coins from behind your ear.
   • She conjured a bouquet of flowers from thin air.

2. Call upon a spiritB2formal

   To summon a spirit or supernatural being, often through a ritual.

   召唤灵魂

   • The witch conjured a demon from the underworld.
   • Ancient texts describe how to conjure the spirits of the dead.
   • He tried to conjure the ghost of his ancestor.

   同义词callcall upinvokeraisesummon

   反义词banishdismissdispelexorcise

3. Evoke or bring to mindB2formal

   To cause something to appear in the mind; to evoke a memory or image.

   唤起记忆

   • The smell of fresh bread conjures memories of my grandmother's kitchen.
   • Her words conjured a vivid picture of the countryside.
   • The music conjured feelings of nostalgia and longing.

   同义词awakenelicitevokeinvokerecallstirsuggestsummon

短语动词变体conjure up