v.变魔术，变戏法，使…变戏法般地出现(或消失)

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The magician conjured a rabbit out of his hat, astonishing the audience.
魔术师从他的帽子里变出一只兔子，让观众惊叹不已。
She tried to conjure positive thoughts to overcome her anxiety before the interview.
她试图想象积极的想法来克服面试前的焦虑。
The author conjured a fantastical world in her novel, full of mythical creatures and enchanted forests.
作者在她的小说中构想了一个充满神话生物和魔法森林的奇幻世界。
He could almost conjure the smell of his grandmother's apple pie when thinking about his childhood.
当他想起童年时，几乎能构想出祖母苹果派的味道。
The politician's speech was designed to conjure up images of a prosperous future for the country.
政客的演讲旨在唤起人们对国家繁荣未来的想象。
The old man would conjure tales of adventure for the children by the campfire.
老人在篝火旁为孩子们编造冒险故事。
The historian's book conjured up vivid scenes from the medieval era, making it feel like time travel.
历史学家的书生动地描绘了中世纪的场景，让人感觉像是穿越了时光。
The musician's performance seemed to conjure an atmosphere of nostalgia, leaving the audience emotional.
音乐家的表演似乎营造了一种怀旧的氛围，让观众动情。
In the darkness, the sound of the wind through the trees conjured eerie sensations.
黑暗中，风穿过树林的声音营造出一种诡异的感觉。
The chef's culinary skills conjured a symphony of flavors that delighted every guest at the dinner party.
大厨的烹饪技艺变出了味道的交响乐，让晚宴上的每位客人都感到愉悦。