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"conjure" is the third person singular imperative of the verb conjurar. View conjugation.

conjure

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conjure
[ˈkʌndʒə(r)]
verbo intransitivo
1hacer juegos de manos (do magic)
  • a name to conjure with -> un nombre ilustre (británico)

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conjure [ko-yuar]
1Hechizar, encantar, efectuar algo por arte mágica.
2Citar, ahuyentar, por arte supernatural o mágica.
  • To conjure something out of thin air -> hacer aparecer algo como por arte de magia
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Practicar la mágica, hacer juegos de manos. (n)
  • To conjure away -> exorcizar
  • To conjure up -> evocar, llamar con invocaciones supersticiosas
  • To conjure up difficulties -> suscitar dificultades u obstáculos
va. Hacer magia (perform tricks).
1Conjurar o citar en nombre de Dios; pedir con instancia y ruegos.
2Conjurarse, conspirar. (Desusado)
3Encantar, hechizar. (Antiguo)
va.

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conjure [ˈkʌndʒəʳ] d
verb:intransitive
hacer juegos de manos
he conjures with handkerchiefs hace trucos con pañuelos; a name to conjure with un personaje importante; una figura destacada
It's from John Frankenheimer, once a name to conjure with (The Manchurian Candidate, Birdman of Alca traz), now one to cough at politely Still in the 1960s, another name to conjure with was John Meacock,who ran a stable from Hampshire many of whose inmates had Arabic (or was it Turkish?) names.
conjure [kənˈdʒʊəʳ]
verb:transitive
(literary) suplicar
to conjure sb to do sth suplicar a algn que haga algo
to do sth

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Verb Conjugation for "conjure"

Imperative
  • conjure
  • you conjure
  • he/she conjures
  • we conjure
  • you conjure
  • they conjure
Preterite
  • I conjured
  • you conjured
  • he/she conjured
  • we conjured
  • you conjured
  • they conjured
Present Continuous
  • I am conjuring
  • you are conjuring
  • he/she is conjuring
  • we are conjuring
  • you are conjuring
  • they are conjuring
Present Perfect
  • I have conjured
  • you have conjured
  • he/she has conjured
  • we have conjured
  • you have conjured
  • they have conjured
Past Continuous
  • I was conjuring
  • you were conjuring
  • he/she was conjuring
  • we were conjuring
  • you were conjuring
  • they were conjuring
Past Perfect
  • I had conjured
  • you had conjured
  • he/she had conjured
  • we had conjured
  • you had conjured
  • they had conjured
Future
  • I will conjure
  • you will conjure
  • he/she will conjure
  • we will conjure
  • you will conjure
  • they will conjure
Future Perfect
  • I will have conjured
  • you will have conjured
  • he/she will have conjured
  • we will have conjured
  • you will have conjured
  • they will have conjured
Future Continuous
  • I will be conjuring
  • you will be conjuring
  • he/she will be conjuring
  • we will be conjuring
  • you will be conjuring
  • they will be conjuring
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been conjuring
  • you have been conjuring
  • he/she has been conjuring
  • we have been conjuring
  • you have been conjuring
  • they have been conjuring
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been conjuring
  • you will have been conjuring
  • he/she will have been conjuring
  • we will have been conjuring
  • you will have been conjuring
  • they will have been conjuring
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been conjuring
  • you had been conjuring
  • he/she had been conjuring
  • we had been conjuring
  • you had been conjuring
  • they had been conjuring

conjurar
transitive verb
1to exorcize (exorcizar)
  • sus palabras conjuraron mi miedo (figurative) -> his words dispelled my fears
2to ward off, to avert (un peligro)
intransitive verb
3to conspire, to plot (conspirar)
conjurarse
pronomial verb
1to conspire, to plot (conspirar)

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conjurar [con-hoo-rar’]
verb neuter
1To conjure, to conspire, to plot, to hatch or concert treason. (n)
2To conspire. (n)
3To join in a conspiracy formed by others. (n)
4To swear or take an oath improperly with others. (n)
verb transitive
5To exorcise.
6To conjure, to summon in a sacred name.
7To entreat, to implore, to ask anything in a solemn manner.
8To avert, ward off, a mischief or danger.

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conjurar
verbo:transitivo
1 (Religión) to exorcise; cast out
2 [+peligro] to ward off; [+pensamiento] to rid o.s. of
3 (rogar) to entreat; (formal) plead with
verbo:intransitivo
conjurar contra algn to plot conspire against sb;o
verbo:pronominal
conjurarse to get together in a plot; plot together; conspire together

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Verb Conjugation for "conjurar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo conjuro conjuré conjuraba conjuraré conjure
Tú conjuras conjuraste conjurabas conjurarás conjures
Ella/Él/Usted conjura conjuró conjuraba conjurará conjure
Nosotros conjuramos conjuramos conjurábamos conjuraremos conjuremos
Vosotros conjuráis conjurasteis conjurabais conjuraréis conjuréis
Ellos/Ustedes conjuran conjuraron conjuraban conjurarán conjuren
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