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Significats de prestidigitation en anglès

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Manual dexterity in the execution of tricks.

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Examples for "sleight of hand"
Examples for "sleight of hand"
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Instead, he typically solved his problems with sleight of hand or mechanics.
Hiding the Elephant
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I've used pretty women to distract attention from my sleight of hand.
Shadow zone
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The act of putting something into digital notation via sleight of hand.
The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000
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He didn't tell them about the sleight of hand with the sources.
The bricklayer
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This is no simple school of sleight of hand and card tricks.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
Ús de prestidigitation en anglès
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We begin with a performance of prestidigitation that will take your breath away.
The last illusion
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It is very simple, like all that is done in the matter of prestidigitation.
Dick Sand: A Captain at Fifteen
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And like a feat of prestidigitation Daniel disappeared into the blackness of the van.
The Old Wives' Tale
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Her father was whispering to her, entertaining her with prestidigitation.
Perdido Street Station
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When would he reach the easy prestidigitation of his master!
Woman Triumphant (La Maja Desnuda)
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It's awesome. WIRED Cardistry is like card magic without the tricks, prestidigitation without the abracadabra.
Wired
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Little snips of magic, prestidigitation of light, chromathaumaturgy sending up pretences of birds made of radiance.
Iron Council
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It was an ostentatious piece of prestidigitation.
The Scar
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By no political prestidigitation can it be made better and wiser than the sum of their goodness and wisdom.
The Shadow On The Dial, and Other Essays / 1909
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In matters of prestidigitation, Champnell, we Westerns are among the rudiments,-we'veeverything to learn,-Orientalsleave us at the post.
The Beetle: A Mystery
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Just a little prestidigitation, ma'am.
American Gods
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As he realized, the existence or non-existence of God is too big a question to be decided by 'dialectical prestidigitation'.
The god delusion
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This prestidigitation is bound to lead to ever larger bills and to the attrition of good will of both donor and recipient.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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To acquire, to absorb, to, er, steep, as it were, in the secret arts of divination, illumination, prestidigitation, and, er, etcetera, etcetera.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
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The human voice is rarely heard within its walls save in connexion with corn, or the ambidextrous prestidigitation of the Wizard of the North.
Speeches: Literary and Social
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Once more, I say, these amusements have their place, as the circus has, and the burlesque and negro minstrelsy, and the ballet, and prestidigitation.
Criticism and Fiction
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Translations for prestidigitation
Prestidigitation a través del temps