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'wizəd(a man who is said to have magic powers: a fairy-story about a wizard.) mago, brujo, hechicerowizard n brujo / magotr['wɪzəd]1 (male witch) brujo, hechicero2 (genius) lince nombre masulino o femenino, genio, experto,-awizard ['wɪzərd] n1) sorcerer: mago m, brujo m, hechicero m2) : genio ma math wizard: un genio en matemáticasadj.• mágico, -a adj.n.• as s.m.• brujo s.m.• experto s.m.• hechicero, -era s.m.,f.• mago s.m.• merlín s.m.'wɪzərd, 'wɪzəda) ( Occult) mago m, brujo mb) ( genius) (colloq) genio m (fam)['wɪzǝd]1. N1) (=sorcerer) mago m, brujo m, hechicero m2) * (=genius) genio mf, as m2.ADJ (esp Brit) † * estupendo *, maravilloso* * *['wɪzərd, 'wɪzəd]a) ( Occult) mago m, brujo mb) ( genius) (colloq) genio m (fam)
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