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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.) magia2) (the art of producing illusions by tricks: The conjuror's magic delighted the children.) magia3) (fascination or great charm: the magic of Turner's paintings.) magia
2. adjective(used in or using magic: a magic wand; a magic spell.) mágico- magical- magically
- magician
magic1 adj mágicomagic2 n magiatr['mæʤɪk]1 magia1 mágico,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLas if by/like magic como por arte de magia, como por ensalmomagic spell hechizo, encanto, ensalmowhite magic magia blanca: mágicomagic n: magia fadj.• hadado, -a adj.• hechicero, -a adj.• mágico, -a adj.n.• brujería s.f.• hechizo s.m.• magia s.f.• mágico s.m.
I 'mædʒɪkmass noun magia fas if by magic — como por encanto, como por arte de magia
II
a) <power/potion> mágico; < trick> de magiamagic spell — hechizo m, encanto m
b) ( enchanting) <moment/beauty> mágico; ( marvellous) (colloq) sensacional, fabuloso['mædʒɪk]1.N (lit, fig) magia fas if by magic — como por arte de magia, como por encanto
this bath oil works magic for tired and aching limbs — este aceite de baño es mágico para brazos y piernas doloridos y cansados
black 4., white 3.the old magic was still there — (in relationship) todavía existía algo especial entre ellos/nosotros
2. ADJ1) (relating to spells, sorcery) [solution, word] mágicoyou 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
2) (=captivating) [moment] especial3) * (=super) fabuloso, estupendo"did you enjoy it?" - "it was magic" — -¿te gustó? -fue fabuloso or estupendo
3.CPDmagic bullet N — (Med) (also fig) panacea f
magic carpet N — alfombra f mágica
magic circle N — círculo m mágico
magic lantern N — linterna f mágica
magic mushrooms * NPL — setas fpl alucinógenas, hongos mpl alucinógenos
magic realism N — (Literat) realismo m mágico
magic spell N — hechizo m, encanto m
magic square N — (Math) cuadrado m mágico
magic trick N — truco m de magia
magic wand N — varita f mágica
- magic up* * *
I ['mædʒɪk]mass noun magia fas if by magic — como por encanto, como por arte de magia
II
a) <power/potion> mágico; < trick> de magiamagic spell — hechizo m, encanto m
b) ( enchanting) <moment/beauty> mágico; ( marvellous) (colloq) sensacional, fabuloso
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