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1. noun1) (witchcraft, lit. or fig.) Magie, die2. adjective1) (of magic) magisch [Eigenschaft, Kraft]; (resembling magic) zauberhaft; (used in magic) Zauber[spruch, -trank, -wort, -bann]2) (fig.): (producing surprising results) wunderbar* * *['mæ‹ik] 1. noun1) ((the charms, spells etc used in) the art or practice of using supernatural forces: The prince was turned by magic into a frog.) die Zauberei2) (the art of producing illusions by tricks: The conjuror's magic delighted the children.) die Zauberkunst3) (fascination or great charm: the magic of Turner's paintings.) der Zauber2. adjective(used in or using magic: a magic wand; a magic spell.) Zauber-...- academic.ru/44522/magical">magical- magically
- magician* * *mag·ic[ˈmæʤɪk]to do \magic zaubern, Zaubertricks vorführento make sth disappear by \magic etw wegzaubernhis music hasn't lost any of its \magic seine Musik hat ihren Zauber nicht verloren1. (supernatural) magisch, Zauber-they had no \magic solution sie konnten keine Lösung aus dem Ärmel zaubernhow did you get the computer to work again? — I guess I've got the \magic touch wie hast du den Computer wieder hingekriegt? — ich glaube, ich habe einfach eine Begabung für so was\magic formula Zauberformel fyou're having a party? \magic! du machst eine Party? toll!IV. vt▪ to \magic sb/sth away [or to \magic away sb/sth] jdn/etw wegzaubern* * *['mdZɪk]1. n1) Magie f, Zauberei f, Zauberkunst fthe witch doctor tried magic to cure the woman — der Medizinmann versuchte, die Frau durch Magie zu heilen
he entertained them with a display of magic — er unterhielt sie mit ein paar Zauberkunststücken
he made the spoon disappear by magic — er zauberte den Löffel weg
you don't expect the essay to write itself by magic? — glaubst du, dass der Aufsatz sich von alleine schreibt?
as if by magic — wie durch Zauberei or Zauberhand, wie durch ein Wunder
it worked like magic (inf) — es klappte or lief wie am Schnürchen (inf)
2) (= mysterious charm) Zauber m2. adj1) Zauber-; powers, square magisch; moment zauberhaftmagic formula — Zauberformel f; (fig) Patentrezept nt
the magic word (having special effect) — das Stichwort; (making sth possible) das Zauberwort
a pianist with the magic touch —
he gave it his magic touch and it worked — er hat es nur angefasst und schon funktionierte es
"The Magic Flute" — "Die Zauberflöte"
* * *magic [ˈmædʒık]A s1. Magie f, Zauberei f:as if by magic, like magic wie durch Zauberei ( → A 3);it works like magic es ist die reinste Hexerei3. fig Wunder n:like magic wie ein Wunder ( → A 1)B adj (adv magically)1. magisch, Wunder…, Zauber…:magic arts magische Künste;magic carpet fliegender Teppich;magic eye ELEK magisches Auge;magic lamp Wunderlampe f;magic square magisches Quadrat2. zauber-, märchenhaft (Schönheit etc)* * *1. noun1) (witchcraft, lit. or fig.) Magie, die2) (fig.): (charm, enchantment) Zauber, der2. adjective1) (of magic) magisch [Eigenschaft, Kraft]; (resembling magic) zauberhaft; (used in magic) Zauber[spruch, -trank, -wort, -bann]2) (fig.): (producing surprising results) wunderbar* * *adj.magisch adj. n.Magie -n f.Zauber - m.Zauberei -en f. -
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mag·ic [ʼmæʤɪk] nto do \magic zaubern, Zaubertricks vorführen;to make sth disappear by \magic etw wegzaubernhis music hasn't lost any of its \magic seine Musik hat ihren Zauber nicht verloren1) ( supernatural) magisch, Zauber-;they had no \magic solution sie konnten keine Lösung aus dem Ärmel zaubern;how did you get the computer to work again? - I guess I've got the \magic touch wie hast du den Computer wieder hingekriegt? - ich glaube, ich habe einfach eine Begabung für so was;\magic formula Zauberformel f2) ( extraordinary) moment zauberhaft, wundervoll; powers magisch interj ( Brit) (dated) ( form) großartig, zauberhaft;you're having a party? \magic! du machst eine Party? toll! vt
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