Wizardry Meaning in English
word
ˈwɪzɝdɹi
WIZ-erd-ree
wˈɪzədɹi
WIZ-ud-ree
释义
Wizardry is the practice or skill of magic, often involving spells and supernatural powers. It can also mean an impressive or amazing skill in something.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used both for real or fictional magic (Harry Potter's wizardry), and to praise someone's very impressive skill, especially in sports, technology ('technical wizardry'), or the arts. The tone can be literal (about magic) or figurative (about expertise).
Spanish: hechicería - magia - destreza (impresionante)Portuguese (BR): feitiçaria - magia - habilidade extraordináriaPortuguese (PT): feitiçaria - magia - habilidade extraordináriaChinese (Simplified): 魔法 - 巫术 - 高超技艺Chinese (Traditional): 魔法 - 巫術 - 高超技藝Hindi: जादूगरी - जादू - आश्चर्यजनक कौशलArabic: سحر - شعوذة - براعة مذهلةBengali: জাদুবিদ্যা - দক্ষতা (উদ্ভাবনীতা)Russian: волшебство - мастерство (высший уровень)Japanese: 魔法 - 卓越した技術Vietnamese: phép thuật - tài nghệ siêu phàmKorean: 마법 - 뛰어난 솜씨Turkish: sihirbazlık - üstün beceriUrdu: جادوگری - کمال مہارتIndonesian: sihir - keahlian luar biasa
例句
He studied wizardry at a famous magic school.
basic
The movie showed amazing wizardry.
basic
Her wizardry on the piano impressed everyone.
basic
There's a bit of wizardry behind how this app works.
natural
The chef's wizardry turned simple ingredients into a feast.
natural
He fixed my computer with pure wizardry.
natural