war·lock
noun/ˈwɔːlɒk/
/ˈwɔːrlɑːk/
- a man who is believed to have magic powers, especially evil ones
（尤指邪恶的）男巫，术士 Word OriginOld English wǣrloga ‘traitor, scoundrel, monster’, also ‘the Devil’, from wǣr ‘covenant’ + an element related to lēogan ‘belie, deny’. From its application to the Devil, the word was transferred in Middle English to a person in league with the Devil, and hence a sorcerer. It was chiefly Scots until given wider currency by Sir Walter Scott.