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con.jure (obj)H5kQn7JE5, $-JLvto make something appear (as if) by magic(用魔术)变出，念咒召唤In an instant the magician had conjured (up) a perfect white dove from his hat. [T/M]魔术师眨眼间便从帽子里变出一只洁白的鸽子。It was claimed she was able to conjure up the spirits of the dead. [M]据说她能召回亡者的灵魂。The first thing he did when he joined the circus was learn how to conjure. [I]他加入马戏团做的第一件事就是学习变魔术。A conjuring trick is a trick in which something is made to appear as if by magic, often using a quick movement of the hand.魔术把戏（常是通过手的迅速动作）For some people, the word'England' may still conjure up (=create in the mind) images of pretty gardens and tea parties. [M]“英格兰”这个词仍能使一些人联想起漂亮的花园和茶会。How am I expected to conjure up (=make quickly and without effort) a meal for six of his friends with almost nothing in the fridge? [M]冰箱里几乎什么都没有，我怎么凭空给他六个朋友变出一顿饭来?Seeing her old school again conjured up (=made her remember) some horrific memories. [M]再见她的母校勾起了她的一些痛苦不堪的回忆。
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