conjurer
/ˈkʌndʒərə(r)/noun
उच्चारण कन्जरर
जादूगर, बाज़ीगर
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a person who performs magic tricks to entertain people
जादूगर, बाज़ीगर
- The conjurer pulled a rabbit out of a hat.
- The conjurer made a coin vanish and reappear behind the child's ear.
- The conjurer asked a volunteer to pick a card from the pack.
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- Children gathered around the conjurer at the Diwali fair, hoping to spot his trick.
- A famous conjurer from Kolkata will perform at the school's annual day.
Synonyms magician illusionist sorcerer juggler trickster
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Keep the magic words together: conjurer or magician (performs tricks), illusionist (performs tricks that seem impossible), sorcerer (uses evil magic, in stories), juggler (keeps objects in the air), sleight of hand (skilful hand movements in tricks).
जादू के शब्द साथ याद रखिए: conjurer या magician (करतब दिखाने वाला), illusionist (असंभव लगने वाले करतब दिखाने वाला), sorcerer (कहानियों में बुरा जादू करने वाला), juggler (चीज़ें हवा में उछालने वाला), sleight of hand (करतबों में हाथ की सफ़ाई)।
“Collocations, idioms and sayings
Conjure up (make something appear in the mind; produce as if by magic: 'The smell conjured up memories of home').
Phrasal verb 'conjure up' (मन में लाना; मानो जादू से पैदा करना: 'The smell conjured up memories of home')।
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General knowledge
Protul Chandra Sorcar was a famous Indian magician.
प्रतुल चंद्र सरकार प्रसिद्ध भारतीय जादूगर थे।