conjured

英 [ˈkʌndʒəd]

美 [ˈkʌndʒərd]

v.  变魔术; 变戏法; 使…变戏法般地出现(或消失)
conjure的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 变魔术般地创造出
  If youconjuresomething out of nothing, you make it appear as if by magic.
  1. Thirteen years ago she found herself having to conjure a career from thin air...
     13年前，她认识到自己得白手起家创造出一番事业来。
  2. They managed to conjure a victory.
     他们出人意料地取得了胜利。
  3. Conjure upmeans the same asconjure.
     conjure up 同 conjure
  4. Every day a different chef will be conjuring up delicious dishes in the restaurant...
     每天，饭店里会有一位不同的大厨像变戏法似的奉上可口的菜肴。
  5. He conjured up a smile and reached out to squeeze her hand.
     他马上露出笑脸，伸手去捏她的手。
• PHRASE 重要人物(或组织)的名字;有影响力的名字
  If you say that the name of a particular person or organization is aname to conjure with, you mean that that person or organization is very important and influential in the field you are discussing.
  1. By 1920, Fox and Universal were already names to conjure with.
     到1920年，福克斯和环球已经声名显赫。

双语例句

• A flask, conjured from thin air, was thrust into his shaking hand by Hermione.
  赫敏将一个凭空变出来的烧瓶塞在了他颤抖着的手里。
• And she had conjured them up a bright blue fire that could be carried around in a jam jar.
  她已经用魔法为他们变出了一捧明亮的蓝色火焰，可以放在一只果酱罐里随身携带。
• His very funny joke soon conjured my anger away.
  他讲了个十分有趣的笑话，使得我的怒气顿消。
• Father didn't believe the story his son had conjured up.
  父亲不相信他儿子想象的故事。
• The picture once conjured up would not be laid.
  一旦想象出了这幅图画，就不可能再把它抹去了。
• They listened in astonishment while James conjured up pictures of fantastic machines.
  詹姆斯在凭着想象描述种种奇异的机器时，他们都惊讶地听着。
• The juggler conjured a rabbit out of the hat.
  那个耍把戏的人从帽子里变出一只兔子来。
• I conjured her to tell me what she had said to him.
  我恳求她告诉我她对他讲过些什么话。
• By this means, Hong Kong has conjured a cheap and gleaming transport system seemingly out of nothing.
  就这样，香港似乎没花任何钱，就凭空变出了一个造价低廉、崭新的交通系统。
• But the other part of the difference is not so easily conjured away.
  但是，另一部分分歧却不那么容易象耍魔术似地烟消云散。