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witch

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  • n.

    女巫,巫婆;讨人嫌的丑女人;迫害的对象;

  • vt.

    施巫术;

  • 变形

    复数:witches过去式:witched过去分词:witched现在分词:witching第三人称单数:witches

    双语释义

    n.(名词)
    1. [C] 女巫,巫婆 a woman who has magic powers,especially one who can make bad things happen to people,such as an illness or accident
    2. [C] 讨人嫌的丑女人 an unpleasant and ugly woman

    英英释义

    witch[ witʃ ]

    • n.
      • a female sorcerer or magician

        同义词:enchantress

      • a being (usually female) imagined to have special powers derived from the devil
      • a believer in Wicca

        同义词:Wiccan

      • an ugly evil-looking old woman

        同义词:hagbeldambeldamecrone

    • v.cast a spell over someone or something; put a hex on someone or something

      同义词:hexbewitchglamourenchantjinx

    学习怎么用

    词组短语

    witch doctor巫医

    witch hazel[植]金缕梅

    双语例句

    用作名词(n.)
    1. The wedding was in full swing when the witch came in.
      当女巫进来时婚礼正进行得热闹。
    2. The witch put the princess under a spell, and she fell asleep for ten years.
      这女巫使公主中了巫术,沉睡了十年。
    3. The witch charmed the prince.
      女巫对王子施了魔法。
    4. The witch turned the princess into a swan.
      巫婆把公主变成了一只天鹅。
    5. The old witch said she could raise the dead.
      老巫婆说她能起死回生。
    6. The witch tried to change iron into gold.
      那位巫婆试图把铁变成金。
    用作及物动词(vt.)
    1. The little princess was withced.
      小公主被施了巫术。

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