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1 Zauberkunststück
n conjuring (Am. magic) trick* * *das Zauberkunststückconjuring trick* * *Zau|ber|kunst|stückntconjuring trick* * *Zau·ber·kunst·stücknt magic trick* * ** * *n.conjuring trick n. -
2 Zaubertrick
m magic trick* * *der Zaubertricklegerdemain* * *Zau|ber|trickmconjuring trick* * *Zau·ber·trick* * *der conjuring trick* * *Zaubertrick m magic trick* * *der conjuring trick* * *m.legerdemain n.prestidigitation n.sleight of hand n. -
3 Zauberei
f; -, -en2. (Zaubertricks) conjuring, magic, sleight-of-hand* * *die Zaubereinecromancy; sorcery* * *Zau|be|rei [tsaubə'rai]f -, -en1) no pl (= das Zaubern) magic2) (= Zauberkunststück) conjuring trick* * *die1) ((the charms, spells etc used in) the art or practice of using supernatural forces: The prince was turned by magic into a frog.) magic2) (the use of power gained from evil spirits.) sorcery3) (witchcraft or magic in general.) sorcery* * *Zau·be·rei<-, -en>[tsaubəˈrai]f* * *die; Zauberei: magic* * *das grenzt an Zauberei it’s almost like magic2. (Zaubertricks) conjuring, magic, sleight-of-hand* * *die; Zauberei: magic* * *-en f.bewitchment n.magic n.necromancy n.sorcery n.witchcraft n. -
4 Hokuspokus
m; -, kein Pl.3. (Unfug) nonsense* * *der Hokuspokushanky-panky* * *Ho|kus|po|kus [hoːkUs'poːkʊs]m -, no pl(= Zauberformel) hey presto; (= Zauberstück) (conjuring) trick(s pl); (fig) (= Täuschung) hocus-pocus (inf), jiggery-pokery (Brit inf); (= Drumherum) palaver (esp Brit inf fussdie veranstalten immer einen Hokuspókus, wenn Besuch kommt — they always make such a palaver (esp Brit inf) or fuss when they have visitors
* * *(trickery; words, actions etc which are intended to deceive or mislead (someone): The people were not deceived by the political hocus-pocus of the prospective candidate.) hocus-pocus* * *Ho·kus·po·kus<->[ho:kʊsˈpo:kʊs]einen \Hokuspokus veranstalten to make [such] a fuss [or fam palaver]* * ** * *1. Zauberformel: abracadabra;Hokuspokus Fidibus (dreimal schwarzer Kater) hum abracadabra3. (Unfug) nonsense* * *der; Hokuspokus: hocus-pocus; (abwertend): (Getue) fuss -
5 Zauberkunststück
nconjuring trick
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