1.咒法家,邪术家;魔术师
2.〈口〉极聪明厉害的人
1.someone who performs magic tricks as entertainment, especially tricks using quick hand movements. This is called conjuring.
1."Daniel, would you take off your jacket for me for just a moment? " the conjuror asked.
“Daniel你能把夹克脱下来借我用一下吗？”魔术师说。
2."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！”
3.He would be "Alastair" , a conjuror's assistant, still with the spectacles (a solitary dash of unruliness) but in a neat grey suit.
他将作为“复仇者”，即一位魔术师的助手登台表演，仍旧带着那副眼镜（依稀可见一丝桀骜不驯），只不过穿了一身利索的灰西服。
4.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。
5.It should be borne in mind that a virtuoso manager, just like a conjuror, must be capable of perting the audience's attention.
必须牢牢记住一位大师级的教练，必须具备像一个魔术师的能力去转移观众的注意力。
6.The children watched the conjuror in silent wonder.
孩子们一声不响惊奇地看着魔术师。
7.You know a conjuror gets no credit when once he has explained his trick.
魔术师一旦将其手法说明了，那他就不值什么了。
8.The audience craned forward as their conjuror came to the crucial part of his trick.
当魔术师的魔术变到关键时刻，观众们都向前伸着脖子看。
9.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。
10.(Conjuror: ) Look, I take this card from the pack and place it under the handkerchief---so.
瞧，我从这副牌里拿起这一张，放在手帕下。——就这样。