magic

∗ ≈

la magia

∗ noun

magic
[ˈmædʒɪk]
sustantivo
1magia (f)
  • as if by magic -> como por arte de magia
  • black/white magic -> magia negra/blanca
adjetivo
2mágico(a)
  • magic wand -> varita (f) (m) ágica
3genial (familiar) (excellent), guay (español de España), chévere (Am salvo RP), padrísimo(a) (español de México), bárbaro(a) (RP)

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magic [ma-yik]
sustantivo
1Magia.
  • Natural magic -> magia blanca
adjetivo
2Mágico, encantador.
  • Magic carpet -> alfombra voladora
  • Magic lantern -> linterna mágica u óptica

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magic [ˈmædʒɪk]
noun
magia; (f)
do you believe in magic? They claimed that he had inflicted bad fortune on them through evil magic
as if by magic como por arte de magia; como por encanto
As if by magic his face turned green.
this bath oil works magic for tired and aching limbs este aceite de baño es mágico para brazos y piernas doloridos y cansados
this spray is good but don't expect it to work magic the magic of that moment
the magic of Hollywood la magia de Hollywood
we all need a bit of magic in our lives
the old magic was still there (in relationship) todavía existía algo especial entre ellos/nosotros
Sinatra had lost none of his old magic there is magic in his feet
black white
adjective
1 (relating to spells, sorcery) [+solution, word] mágico
his face lit up at the magic word "ice-cream"
you just have to say the magic word and we'll forget all about it basta con que digas la palabra mágica y olvidaremos todo el asunto; there is no magic formula for success no existe una fórmula mágica para el éxito
the magic number is 33
2 (captivating) [+moment] especial
he hasn't lost his magic touch no ha perdido ese toque especial suyo
it was a truly magic moment
3 (informal) (super) fabuloso; estupendo
"did you enjoy it?" — "it was magic" —¿te gustó? —fue fabuloso estupendo;or
"Think it'll do?" — "It's magic," she replied quietly they were around in my childhood. It was magic
modifier
magic bullet (n) (Med) also panacea; (f)
We are all familiar with the idea of the magic bullet which is specifically targeted to eliminating a problem situation in our bodies Using a "magic bullet" to zap the invading bacterium without taking into account the effect of the drug on our organisms as a whole is clearly unsatisfactory I do recognize that antibiotics, those `magic bullets" invented in the early twentieth century, have their uses There simply are no quick fixes, there are no panaceas and there are no magic bullets there is no magic bullet to solve the nation's education problems
magic carpet (n) alfombra mágica; (f)
the film takes us on a magic carpet ride through history
magic circle (n) círculo mágico; (m)
magic lantern (n) linterna mágica; (f)
magic mushrooms (informal) (n) setas alucinógenas; (f) hongos alucinógenos; (m)
Ten people were taken to hospital after eating magic mushrooms
magic realism (n) (Literat) realismo mágico; (m)
magic spell (n) hechizo; (m) encanto; (m)
she had fallen under his magic spell she said the magic spell and they fell fast asleep
magic square (n) (Mat) cuadrado mágico; (m)
magic trick (n) truco de magia; (m)
magic wand (n) varita mágica; (f)
I can't just wave a magic wand and make everything all right

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Verb Conjugation for "magic"

Imperative
  • magic
  • you magic
  • he/she magics
  • we magic
  • you magic
  • they magic
Preterite
  • I magicked
  • you magicked
  • he/she magicked
  • we magicked
  • you magicked
  • they magicked
Present Continuous
  • I am magicking
  • you are magicking
  • he/she is magicking
  • we are magicking
  • you are magicking
  • they are magicking
Present Perfect
  • I have magicked
  • you have magicked
  • he/she has magicked
  • we have magicked
  • you have magicked
  • they have magicked
Past Continuous
  • I was magicking
  • you were magicking
  • he/she was magicking
  • we were magicking
  • you were magicking
  • they were magicking
Past Perfect
  • I had magicked
  • you had magicked
  • he/she had magicked
  • we had magicked
  • you had magicked
  • they had magicked
Future
  • I will magic
  • you will magic
  • he/she will magic
  • we will magic
  • you will magic
  • they will magic
Future Perfect
  • I will have magicked
  • you will have magicked
  • he/she will have magicked
  • we will have magicked
  • you will have magicked
  • they will have magicked
Future Continuous
  • I will be magicking
  • you will be magicking
  • he/she will be magicking
  • we will be magicking
  • you will be magicking
  • they will be magicking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been magicking
  • you have been magicking
  • he/she has been magicking
  • we have been magicking
  • you have been magicking
  • they have been magicking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been magicking
  • you will have been magicking
  • he/she will have been magicking
  • we will have been magicking
  • you will have been magicking
  • they will have been magicking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been magicking
  • you had been magicking
  • he/she had been magicking
  • we had been magicking
  • you had been magicking
  • they had been magicking
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