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Meanings of conjure up images in inglés

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Usage of conjure up images in inglés
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Those words used to conjure up images of wealth and epicurean tastes.
The Irish Times
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People from certain countries conjure up images that other nationalities just don't.
Independent.ie
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The names conjure up images of untamed beasts - dangerous, yet exciting.
The Irish Times
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Drones conjure up images for many people of air strikes and battlefields.
Wired
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Busy fancy will conjure up images of death and sickness, of losses and sorrows.
The Lieutenant and Commander / Being Autobigraphical Sketches of...
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Few places conjure up images of fab tans, luxury and romantic baecations like the Maldives.
Ebony
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When you think of Mattel dolls it's hard not to conjure up images of blonde Barbie and Ken.
News.com.au
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Balls tend to conjure up images of frocks, rocks, tuxedos, and dinners that invariably elude the gastronomic memory.
The Irish Times
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The mention of such heavy metal pollutants may conjure up images of industrial effluent, acid rain or leaded petrol.
Radio NZ
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Although this might conjure up images of a tumble weed rolling through the outback, that's definitely not the case.
The South African
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Tennis: Wrexham, for all its undoubted virtues, does not readily conjure up images of the exotic and the far-flung.
The Irish Times
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They conjure up images of the mass civilian slaughter of genocidal campaigns in Rwanda, Cambodia, and of the Nazi era.
The Irish Times
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The word "jazz" may conjure up images of men in sharp suits playing swing music in smoky basements.
The Irish Times
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Just the names can make your mouth go dry as they conjure up images of heat that abuses your senses.
Lord, change my attitude: before its too late
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But simply using the word 'city' to describe an area should conjure up images of a lot of people milling about.
Dr dale's zombie dictionary: the a-z guide to staying alive
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Every time I hear this I conjure up images of the people of Ireland travelling aimlessly in cars around the country.
The Irish Times
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Conjure up images across language varieties
Ireland
Common