關於Conjure的意思和用法的提問
包含"Conjure"的句子的意思
Q:
conjure up是什麼意思
A:
Conjure is like "create with magic." For example, a witch might conjure up a servant to obey her.
However nowadays, since most people don't actually believe in magic anymore we use it as a general "create" or "think up" synonym. Like "give me a second to conjure up an idea in my head"
However nowadays, since most people don't actually believe in magic anymore we use it as a general "create" or "think up" synonym. Like "give me a second to conjure up an idea in my head"
Q:
to conjure up是什麼意思
A:
@Astrrrid sure:
"i couldn't conjure up the memory"
"he conjured up a quick dinner"
"can you conjure up the money to buy this?"
it isn't always used in terms of witchcraft, but it always means to produce something/make something appear (such as a memory, dinner, or money)
"i couldn't conjure up the memory"
"he conjured up a quick dinner"
"can you conjure up the money to buy this?"
it isn't always used in terms of witchcraft, but it always means to produce something/make something appear (such as a memory, dinner, or money)
Q:
conjure是什麼意思
A:
Conjure is generally used when referring to the things a magician or showman on stage would do:
The magician conjured a rabbit from a hat.
The magician conjured a rabbit from a hat.
Q:
conjure up是什麼意思
A:
Literally "to create via magic". It could be used ironically/sarcastically, (eg, you have just asked me for something impossible, so I will tell you it is impossible, by saying that I need to use magic to accomplish it)
But also it can be used figuratively - In this case it means I will use creativity, or imagination to create something (often in the arts, a design). But it is also used sometimes in cooking or in other context to mean... put something together quickly, with whatever is available.
But also it can be used figuratively - In this case it means I will use creativity, or imagination to create something (often in the arts, a design). But it is also used sometimes in cooking or in other context to mean... put something together quickly, with whatever is available.
"Conjure" 的用法和例句
Q:
請提供關於 conjure 的例句給我。
A:
They're conjuring up a plan.
Q:
請提供關於 conjure 的例句給我。
A:
"The children crying conjured up feelings of sadness that I had when I was young"
It is mostly used when talking about emotions. A certain image, scene, or song can "conjure" up certain feelings. It is usually referring to strong emotions.
It is mostly used when talking about emotions. A certain image, scene, or song can "conjure" up certain feelings. It is usually referring to strong emotions.
Q:
請提供關於 conjure up 的例句給我。
A:
It means to make something appear. It could refer to magic, but it's also used in slang and sarcasm.
"The wizard conjured up a magic potion"
"Let me just conjure something up to eat" (let me quickly make or order food)
"He conjured up this crazy plan"
"What do you want me to do? There's no food. I can't exactly conjure up a steak out of thin air"
"The wizard conjured up a magic potion"
"Let me just conjure something up to eat" (let me quickly make or order food)
"He conjured up this crazy plan"
"What do you want me to do? There's no food. I can't exactly conjure up a steak out of thin air"
Q:
請提供關於 conjure (up) 的例句給我。
A:
I conjure up a sandwich.
A witch conjures a spirit.
These smells conjure up feelings of my childhood.
Conjures means to make appear or to bring to mind.
A witch conjures a spirit.
These smells conjure up feelings of my childhood.
Conjures means to make appear or to bring to mind.
"Conjure"的近義詞和區別
Q:
conjuring 和 attractive 的差別在哪裡？
A:
@Robin_Gramlich
Thank you for your answer
Thank you for your answer
Q:
conjure (not doing magic tricks) 和 imagine 的差別在哪裡？
A:
Conjure sounds like a realistic imagination like when you conjure a spell, a spirit, a curse you bring it to life or you call it on to the physical world.
Q:
conjure 和 remind,recall,remember 的差別在哪裡？
A:
Remember/Recall - to think about an event/thing that has already passed
"I remember the trip where we ended up in the hospital"
"Yes! Do you recall the doctor's name?"
remind - to bring forth the act of rememberance, intentionally or unintentionally
"No, can you remind me of his name?"
conjure - to create/cause something to appear, often in reference to spirits/ghosts,
One can also 'conjure up' (bring forth/cause) things in the mind, like memories, so this would be reminding oneself
"I can't remember! Let me conjure up his face to see if it helps remind me"
If somerhing is conjured also suggests that something is not wholly factual
"It must have been Dr.Tripp!"
"No it wasn't! you must have conjured that up too!"
so overall, you are reminded of something, which helps you remember/recall the thing.
or you are trying to remember something so you try to conjure the memory in your head.
i hope this helps!
"I remember the trip where we ended up in the hospital"
"Yes! Do you recall the doctor's name?"
remind - to bring forth the act of rememberance, intentionally or unintentionally
"No, can you remind me of his name?"
conjure - to create/cause something to appear, often in reference to spirits/ghosts,
One can also 'conjure up' (bring forth/cause) things in the mind, like memories, so this would be reminding oneself
"I can't remember! Let me conjure up his face to see if it helps remind me"
If somerhing is conjured also suggests that something is not wholly factual
"It must have been Dr.Tripp!"
"No it wasn't! you must have conjured that up too!"
so overall, you are reminded of something, which helps you remember/recall the thing.
or you are trying to remember something so you try to conjure the memory in your head.
i hope this helps!
Q:
(to) conjure 和 (to) summon 的差別在哪裡？
A:
I'm sorry -- i read your question wrong! so i deleted my previous answer.
to CONJURE: means to fabricate, create, make something up.
example: "When his mom asked him where he was, he CONJURED UP a crazy story".
this is not a common thing to say though. More commonly, someone might say "MADE UP".
to SUMMON: means to call a group together. Again it's not a very common word to use in everyday speech.
example: John had a problem so he SUMMONED all his friends to his house, so he could get their advice.
more commonly, in this instance, we might say: "john got all his friends to come to his house"
or: John put the word out, and a bunch of his friends came over.
to CONJURE: means to fabricate, create, make something up.
example: "When his mom asked him where he was, he CONJURED UP a crazy story".
this is not a common thing to say though. More commonly, someone might say "MADE UP".
to SUMMON: means to call a group together. Again it's not a very common word to use in everyday speech.
example: John had a problem so he SUMMONED all his friends to his house, so he could get their advice.
more commonly, in this instance, we might say: "john got all his friends to come to his house"
or: John put the word out, and a bunch of his friends came over.
"Conjure" 的翻譯
Q:
I conjure you by Heaven. Tell me the answer! A or B用 英語 (美國) 要怎麼說？
A:
1. German successful だと思います。
2. an interesting square
3. expensive designer だと思います。
4. Italian wool
5. big blue
6. a popular American だと思います。
7. big black
8. a new exciting
9. old wooden
10. an fat old
11. charming young
12. long black
13. well-known French
14. beautiful green
15. poor little
16. wonderful Mexican
17. modern Japanese
18. new big だと思います。
19. round plastic
20. first two
ふー、これらの問題は結構トリッキーですね。満点取ったらといいなぁ
でも次は問題を試した後にアップすべきだと思います。
2. an interesting square
3. expensive designer だと思います。
4. Italian wool
5. big blue
6. a popular American だと思います。
7. big black
8. a new exciting
9. old wooden
10. an fat old
11. charming young
12. long black
13. well-known French
14. beautiful green
15. poor little
16. wonderful Mexican
17. modern Japanese
18. new big だと思います。
19. round plastic
20. first two
ふー、これらの問題は結構トリッキーですね。満点取ったらといいなぁ
でも次は問題を試した後にアップすべきだと思います。
Q:
conjuring 用 英語 (美國) 要怎麼說？
A:
請到提問詳情頁確認
Q:
conjuring 用 英語 (美國) 要怎麼說？
A:
conjuring
"Conjure"有關的其他問題
Q:
As hard as I tried, I simply couldn't conjure the image of an old friend of mine.
Which part is grammatically incorrect?
(A) As hard as I tried,
(B) simply couldn't
(C) conjure the image of
(D) NO ERROR
This is a part of university entrance exam in Japan.
Which part is grammatically incorrect?
(A) As hard as I tried,
(B) simply couldn't
(C) conjure the image of
(D) NO ERROR
This is a part of university entrance exam in Japan.
A:
D
Q:
is conjure up a common word?
A:
I feel like people who are quirky would mostly say it :P
Q:
could you please explain what "conjure up" means in this sentence?
"one of the things you can do is you can conjure up people's fears"
"one of the things you can do is you can conjure up people's fears"
A:
conjure up means to create, or make.
for example, I make peoples fears.
for example, I make peoples fears.
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