Examples of using Conjures up in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
dials it down to one, and conjures up an orb no bigger than a coat button.
Alert conjures up the typical alert window with a pre-defined icon,
Airy-casual holes pull through the sweater, which conjures up a true wow effect in a great leaf pattern look.
The special staining technique conjures up a particularly natural ombré effect in the dyed hair.
which flatters your figure and also conjures up a few extra pounds.
Since it is even smooth moves, it conjures up a sheen on the modeling.
My mind conjures up colossal Egyptian statues,
while refusing to set limits, conjures up imagery.
Well, just the word"china," for me, conjures up a logistical nightmare.
The word itself conjures up a variety of different images
The Nurse again conjures up the young man for the Wife,
ya gotta admire a guy who conjures up a talking raccoon to impress the ladies.
cliffs of the island, the tempestarii conjures up storms and their whirlwind of forces, combining disorder and renewal.
The original character of this march is above all in the trio, which conjures up the sounds of a big band with its bluesy style.
Today, death suggests something painful for humans, and conjures up feelings of loss, the pain of grief, a sense of finitude
for the White House"the essential truth about Cuba" is anything that the president conjures up in his mind whether it has anything to do with reality or not.
Logic Perhaps the reason why the appeal against logic is so successful is that the word conjures up in the mind of modern man,
so as a solution to what would be a difficult problem the subconscious of the doubter conjures up a fantastic image
the manner in which the serial character of the photographs conjures up an almost abstraction of nature, constructed as an object of representation.
She can only conjure up things that start with"san"(サン)