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单词 conjure
释义
conjure
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˈkʌn.dʒər/us
/ˈkʌn.dʒɚ/
to make somethingappearbymagic, or as if bymagic:
变戏法；用魔法变出；像变魔术般变出
In aninstant, themagicianhad conjured(up)adovefrom hishat.魔术师眨眼间便从他的帽子里变出了一只鸽子。
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Phrasal verbs

conjuresomethingup
conjuresomeone/somethingup
(Definition ofconjurefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

conjure| American Dictionary

conjure
verb[T]
us
/ˈkɑn·dʒər/
to make somethingappearbymagicor as if bymagic:
[T]His words conjuredimagesof far-awayaction.
(Definition ofconjurefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofconjure

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According to him, language had power over the abstract, but cinema and radio were better equipped toconjureit up.
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It is also a multicultural invention that conjures a cultural calendar to subdue the irregularities of nature.
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But the city he conjures up in that sonnet is sleeping and silent, and there are no magical bells to summon him back there.
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The term four-track tape conjures up images of home recordings, lo-fi analogue (as opposed to digital) sound and overall (inferior) demo-quality production.
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The right to assistance, in turn, conjured up images of impersonal bureaucracy.
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The unattained completeness he conjures with play - and by building a miniature universe for himself.
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It is easy toconjureup a number of alternative scenarios.
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Images, words and music were used toconjureup each other, all to the effect of moving the emotions of the audience.
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First, 'revival': the past is conjured up, brought into the present, re-configured.
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The primitivists, of course, did notconjurewith any such picture.
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Each one described the image that the word widow conjured up for her.
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Rather, he conjured with the loss that the ending of the representations of mind, which gave meaning to his life, would entail.
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His book was not primarily about "recapturing the past" but about conjuring up an image of the past that would be persuasive in the present.
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They bring to the photographic milieu some of the energy that the live acts conjured directly.
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Another convention was the infernal invocation, in which spirits were conjured up to assist in carrying out a plan or to thwart someone's actions.
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