1.念咒召来;(凭想像)作出,使现出,想像出
1.to create or achieve something difficult or unexpected, as if by magic
2.to bring something such as a feeling or memory to your mind
3.to make something appear using magic powers
1.The poems combined with the pictorial designs to conjure up for me a dream picture of the Ireland of old.
这些诗歌，连同里面绘制的插图，使一幅古老的爱尔兰梦幻般的图画呈现于我的脑际。
2.Unless someone can conjure up a solution to this problem, witches will be able to carry on living tax free.
除非有人能够想出神奇的解决方案，要不然女巫们一定还是可以继续过著免税生活。
3.The woman practising witchcraft claimed that she could conjure up the spirits of the dead.
那个女巫说她能用魔法召唤亡灵。
4.To glean a sense of the dimensions of the organisation department's job, conjure up a parallel body in Washington.
要想对中组部的职能范围有所认识，不妨试想在华盛顿有一个平行部门。
5.This gallery has been designed as an air-raid shelter in order to conjure up the atmosphere of war.
日占时期展馆设计成一个防空洞，以营造战争的气氛。
6.Eventually my mother managed to conjure up images of a device lurking somewhere in the depths of our toolshed.
最后，我妈妈变戏法似的找出了藏在我们工具室里的一个装置的图片。
7.For Li Li, the qipao used to conjure up images of her late grandmother.
过去，旗袍常常令李丽（音）联想起自己过世的祖母。
8.He got up, stood over me, and tried to think of the nastiest, most punishing words he could conjure up.
他站起身来，高过我，他使劲想出最让人讨厌的，最具有惩治性的话来激怒我。
9.It's true. . . The mere mention of the word 'weights' to some women and they conjure up a picture of a body builder.
因为，你只要向一些女性提到“重量”这一词，立即出现在她们脑海的就是健美者画面。
10.Great was the difference between the two, as I have shown, but conjure up one and the other is not very distant.
如我上述，尽管二者区别甚大，然而，想起其中之一，另外一位必定不远。