witchKK [ˈwɪtʃ] ｜ /ˈwɪtʃ/
GEPT 中級
C1noun
a female sorcerer or magician
During the Halloween party, Sarah dressed up as a witch and cast spells on her friends.
B2noun
an ugly, evil-looking old woman, often depicted as having magical powers
In the dark woods, a witch cackled as she stirred a bubbling cauldron, casting spells on unsuspecting villagers.
女巫；巫婆
C1noun
a practitioner of witchcraft as a religion or spiritual path, typically including the worship of the goddess and the god
Amelia, a dedicated witch, spends her evenings meditating under the moonlit sky while honoring the goddess and the god.
B2verb
to practice witchcraft or cast spells
During the full moon, the witches gathered in the forest to perform their ancient rituals and cast powerful spells to harness the moon's energy.
施巫術；施咒
C1verb
to bewitch or charm someone or something
During the Halloween party, the magician began to witch the crowd with his mesmerizing tricks.