prestidigitator
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n. 变戏法的人
n.
变戏法的人;
英英释义
prestidigitator[ ,presti'didʒiteitə ]
n.someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience
同义词:magicianconjurerconjurorillusionist
权威例句
The Great "Prestidigitator"... the Case of the Disappearing DebtorThe Seminary's "Prestidigitator/President."
A Genius Prestidigitator of Visual Art
Peirce the melancholy prestidigitator
Banville's Caliban as a prestidigitator
Review article: Peirce the melancholy prestidigitator
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Reconsidering I. A. Richards' Role in the New Rhetoric: Predecessor, Prestidigitator, Proponent.
"The Jugglery of Statistics"—A Bungling Prestidigitator.
Alexander Herrmann Prestidigitator
prestidigitator (n.)
1843, from French prestidigitateur, a hybrid coined 1830 by Jules de Rovère (who sought a new word, "qui s'accorderait mieux à ses nobles origines" to replace escamoteur and physicien), roughly based on Latin praestigiator "juggler" (see prestigious); influenced by Italian presto "quick," a conjuror's word (see presto), and by Latin digitus "finger" (see digit).
1. He replied with characteristic insouciance: "So what?"
他以一贯的漫不经心回答道:“那又怎样?”
来自柯林斯例句
2. She hid her worries behind an air of insouciance.
她掩饰着自己的烦恼,表现得无忧无虑。
来自《权威词典》
3. He replied with characteristic insouciance: 'So what?'
他以一贯的漫不经心回答道:“那又怎样?”
来自辞典例句
4. What explains this apparent insouciance? It'seems that investors reckon they cannot lose.
用什么能够解释这种听而不闻,视而不见 呢 ?看起来投资人认为他们不会输钱.
来自互联网
[ insouciance 造句 ]
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