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"conjuré" in English

QUICK TRANSLATIONS

conjurar {verb}

to conjure up- to ward- to avert- to exorcise- to exorcize- to invoke- to stave off- to ward off

conjurar {transitive verb}

to conjure- to conjure

conjurar {intransitive verb}

to conspire- to plot

Translations & Examples Synonyms Context Examples

TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES

conjurar [conjurando · conjurado] {verb}

conjurar(also: idear, evocar, inventar)

to conjure up {vb}

Debemos enviar un mensaje positivo que fomente el diálogo y no conjure fantasmas y demonios.

We must send out a positive message that encourages dialogue and does not conjure up phantoms and devils.

Eso es lo mismo que decir que la misión de este Parlamento sesenta años después del final de la guerra no es conjurar los fantasmas de 1945, sino transmitir el espíritu de cooperación de 2007.

That would mean saying that the mission of this Parliament 60 years after the end of the war is not to conjure up the ghosts of 1945, but instead to convey the spirit of cooperation of 2007.

¿No será también que Europa no puede permitirse ahora desprestigiarse con una retirada o no sabe qué otras soluciones puede conjurar para asegurar la coexistencia y un futuro común?

Is it not perhaps also the case that Europe cannot now afford to lose face by withdrawing, or does not know what other solutions it could conjure up to ensure coexistence and a common future?

conjurar

to ward [warded · warded] {vb}

Creíamos que habíamos conjurado el peligro, pero poco después las costas de Galicia se arruinaron con el chapapote procedente de otro accidente aún mayor que el primero, el del buque Prestige.

We thought we had warded off the danger, but soon afterwards, the coastline of Galicia was ruined by the tar from an even worse accident than the previous one: the Prestige.

conjurar

to avert [averted · averted] {v.t.} (threat)

Se ha logrado conjurar la crisis que amenazaba como consecuencia de la enfermedad de las vacas locas.

The threatening crisis over mad cow disease has been averted.

En la tercera entrega de esta serie, el bien triunfa sobre el mal, por lo que tenemos buenas posibilidades de conjurar este peligro.

In the third film in the series, good triumphs over evil, so there is a good chance that we can avert this danger.

Aún hay lugar para la esperanza. Pero el peligro no está de ningún modo conjurado por completo.

So we still have reason to hope, but the danger has clearly not been averted, far from it.

conjurar(also: borrar)

to exorcise [exorcised · exorcised] {v.t.} (memory)

conjurar(also: borrar)

to exorcize {v.t.} (memory)

conjurar

to invoke [invoked · invoked] {v.t.} (call up)

conjurar

to stave off {vb} (danger, threat)

conjurar

to ward off {vb} (danger)

conjurar [conjurando · conjurado] {transitive verb}

conjurar

to conjure [conjured · conjured] {vb}

Debemos enviar un mensaje positivo que fomente el diálogo y no conjure fantasmas y demonios.

We must send out a positive message that encourages dialogue and does not conjure up phantoms and devils.

. El circo, con toda la fantasía que conjura, merece un respeto enorme, y si me permiten decirlo, cariño.

. The circus, with all the fantasy that it conjures up, is worthy of enormous respect and, if I may say so, affection.

That would mean saying that the mission of this Parliament 60 years after the end of the war is not to conjure up the ghosts of 1945, but instead to convey the spirit of cooperation of 2007.

conjurar

to conjure [conjured · conjured] {v.t.}

Debemos enviar un mensaje positivo que fomente el diálogo y no conjure fantasmas y demonios.

We must send out a positive message that encourages dialogue and does not conjure up phantoms and devils.

. El circo, con toda la fantasía que conjura, merece un respeto enorme, y si me permiten decirlo, cariño.

. The circus, with all the fantasy that it conjures up, is worthy of enormous respect and, if I may say so, affection.

That would mean saying that the mission of this Parliament 60 years after the end of the war is not to conjure up the ghosts of 1945, but instead to convey the spirit of cooperation of 2007.

conjurar [conjurando · conjurado] {intransitive verb}

conjurar

to conspire [conspired · conspired] {v.i.}

conjurar(also: conspirar)

to plot [plotted · plotted] {v.i.}

El señor Daul y yo, que estábamos involucrados en estas negociaciones, nos hemos sentido víctimas de esta conjura.

Mr Daul and I, having been involved in these negotiations, felt we were the victims of this plot.

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (Spanish) for "conjurar":

conjurar

confabular- conspirar- juramentar- maquinar- planear- tramar

CONTEXT EXAMPLES

Context examples for "conjuré" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.

Debemos enviar un mensaje positivo que fomente el diálogo y no conjure fantasmas y demonios.

We must send out a positive message that encourages dialogue and does not conjure up phantoms and devils.

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