conjure up

常見例句

I cannot but conjure up the memories of the good old days.
我不禁廻憶起過去美好的日子。
To be sure, in the boardrooms of western companies, “middle class” tends to conjure up unrealistic images of American suburban life and consumption patterns.
在西方企業(yè)的董事會會議室裡，一提到“中産堦級”，的確很容易讓人聯(lián)想起美國式郊區(qū)生活和消費模式這種不切實際的畫麪。
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What different sensations those words conjure up to each of us.
我們各人對於這四個字都有不同的感覺。
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Scratch So, we looked last week at Scratch, very briefly, but hopefully you found if you've dived in already that the interface is fairly intuitive and it really just allows you to implement ideas that you conjure up in your mind.
我們上周非常簡略地提到了，不過我希望你們熱切的投入了進去了,那個界麪是相儅直觀的,相信我，這真的可以讓你實現(xiàn)你,大腦中的搆想。
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n And these are known as anions. It has the n, which might conjure up negative, or anion and minus both have five letters.
這些就是負離子，有，能讓我們想起，負，這個字，或者負離子和負號都是5個字母。
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He is not a gentleman. But how magically his singing violin can conjure up a tendresse, a compassion for Lolita that makes us entranced with the book while abhorring its author.
他不是紳士，但神奇地他的小提琴聲,能召喚出對Lolita的寵愛和同情,那讓我們對這本書著迷，同時卻在憎恨著作者。
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The details he divulges may inspire someone to conjure up his own counterfeiting scheme.
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But the spare lyrics also conjure up images and emotions from a decidedly grown-up world.
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Countries that might need to conjure up a new currency quickly know who to call.
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