someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience
a witch doctor who practices conjury
双语例句
1. "Tis years since I went to Conjuror Trendle's son in Egdon—years!" said the dairyman bitterly.
“我到爱敦去看魔术师特伦德尔的儿子已经有好几年了——好几年了！”奶牛场老板痛苦地说。
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2. The boys looked at the conjuror in silent wonder.
孩子们目瞪口呆地看着那魔术师。
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3. The children watched the conjuror in silent wonder.
孩子都一声不响惊奇地看著魔术师。
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4. The conjuror made a few passes with his hand over the hat.
魔术师用手在帽子上方来回移动了几下。
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5. The conjuror whipped away the cover to reveal two live pigeons.
魔术师突然将盖子揭开，现出两只活鸽子。
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6. Abracadabra, 'said the conjuror as he pulled the rabbit from the hat.
魔术师口中念念有词，把兔子从礼帽中掏了出来。
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7. 'Abracadabra,' said the conjuror as he pulled the rabbit from the hat.
魔术师口中念念有词，把兔子从礼帽中掏了出来。
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8. "Abracadabra," said the conjuror as he pulled the rabbit from the hat.
魔术师囗中念念有词，把兔子从礼帽中掏了出来。
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9. He would have liked such a conjuror as Little Claus carried in his sack.
于是他自己也很想有一个像小克劳斯袋子里那样的魔法师。
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10. You know a conjuror gets no credit when once he has explained his trick. -doyle, Conan.
魔术师一旦将其手法公开，那他便不值什么了。——柯南·道尔。
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11. Master Conjuror: This talent now also reduces the cooldown of your Spellstone by 30/60 sec.
魔石大师：这个天赋现在也能降低魔法石的冷却时间30/60秒！
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12. "Tis years since I went to Conjuror Trendle's son in Egdon - years!" 'said the dairyman bitterly.
“我没有见到爱敦荒原上的魔术师特伦德尔的儿子，已经有好多年啦！”奶牛场老板痛苦地说。
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13. "No, indeed, I cannot," said Little Claus; "only think how much profit I could make out of this conjuror."
“不成，这个我可不干，”小克劳斯说。“你想想看吧，这位魔法师对我的用处该有多大呀！”
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14. Each quest will allow the Sorceror or Conjuror to learn the ability to attune to a location with the game world.
每个任务使之学会一种魔法与游戏世界的某处和调(大概是定位吧)。
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15. Master Conjuror: Tooltip revised to indicate it does not increase the damage bonuses of Firestones or Spellstones.
魔石大师：天赋说明改进，说明此天赋并不增加火焰石和法术石的额外伤害。
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16. Sounding more like a professor than a comedian and magician, Teller described how a good conjuror exploits the human compulsion to find patterns, and to impose them when they aren’t really there.
17. Sounding more like a professor than a comedian and magician, Teller described how a good conjuror exploits the human compulsion to find patterns, and to impose them when they aren’t really there.
