conjuring
conjuring — 名詞
1. a type of entertainment in which a performer does tricks that appear to break th
魔術
表演魔術戲法的娛樂活動
a type of entertainment in which a performer does tricks that appear to break the normal rules of nature, such as making objects appear, disappear, or change form
The Watanabe family hired a magician to do conjuring at their daughter's wedding reception.
渡邊家為女兒的婚宴請了一位魔術師來表演魔術。
His conjuring act features card tricks that leave the audience completely speechless.
他的魔術表演包含撲克牌戲法，讓觀眾看得目瞪口呆。
conjuring act / conjuring show
Young Samira practised conjuring every day until she could make a coin vanish with ease.
小 Samira 每天練習魔術，直到能輕鬆讓一枚硬幣消失。
The city museum opened a special exhibition about the history of conjuring and stage magic.
市立博物館舉辦了一場關於魔術與舞台幻術歷史的特展。
Learning conjuring taught Jack how to control the attention of a room full of people.
學習魔術讓 Jack 學會了如何掌控滿屋子觀眾的注意力。
- conjuring act
- conjuring show
- conjuring trick
- conjuring performance
- do conjuring
- magic
the general term for the performance; 'conjuring' specifically emphasises the act of making things appear or vanish
- sleight of hand
focuses on the manual dexterity side; 'conjuring' is broader and may include props and illusions
- illusion
often refers to a single trick or effect rather than the whole practice
conjuring — 動詞
1. to cause something to appear or happen in a surprising way that seems impossible
變出
以魔術或神奇方式使某物憑空出現
to cause something to appear or happen in a surprising way that seems impossible, as if produced by a magic spell or trick
The magician conjured a silver coin from behind a child's ear.
魔術師從孩子的耳後變出了一枚銀幣。
conjure + object + from [place]
With a flick of his wrist, Omar conjured up a long red scarf from his empty palm.
Omar 手腕一轉，就從空無一物的掌中變出了一條長長的紅圍巾。
conjure up + object from [place]
Nadia's mother could somehow conjure a warm meal from just a few basic ingredients.
Nadia 的媽媽總能用幾樣簡單的食材變出一頓熱騰騰的飯菜。
The street performer astonished the crowd when he conjured a live dove out of thin air.
那位街頭藝人當著人群從空氣中變出一隻活生生的鴿子，令大家驚嘆不已。
Grandpa swore he could conjure rain during the dry season, though nobody really believed him.
爺爺說他在旱季能變出雨水，不過沒有人真的相信。
- conjure from
- conjure out of
- conjure up
- conjure something from nothing
文法句型
conjure + object
conjure up + object
conjure + object + from/out of [place]
用法筆記
The base verb form is 'conjure'. The -ing form 'conjuring' functions as a gerund or present participle. 'Up' can be added ('conjure up') without changing the core meaning, though 'conjure up' is more common in figurative uses.
常見錯誤
conjure up
phrasal verbto cause something to suddenly come into sight or into existence, as if through magic, or to bring a thought, scene, or feeling to mind
使想起；變出
The smell of fresh bread conjured up happy memories of Sunday mornings at her grandmother's house.
The chef managed to conjure up a full three-course dinner using only the leftovers in the fridge.
同根字
常見搭配
常用片語
- out of thin air
- like magic
介系詞搭配
- from
- out of