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Definition of mojo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- She walked into the interview full of mojo, ready to impress.
2.
- He lost his mojo after the breakup.
3.
- Her mojo gave her the edge in every audition.
4.
foodsauce from the Canary Islands
- The dish was served with a spicy mojo.
Expressions with mojo
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regain lost confidence or inspiration
After the break, she found her mojo and won the game.
lose confidence or effectiveness in performance
She lost her mojo after the failed presentation.
Origin of mojo
African-American, mojo (magic, charm)
Examples of mojo in a sentence
After a long vacation, he got his mojo back. She regained her mojo after the vacation. His mojo was evident during the performance. He felt his creative mojo return after the long vacation. The team seemed to lose their mojo after consecutive defeats. We dipped the potatoes in green mojo.
The grilled fish came with garlic mojo.
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- French:charisme, mojo, ...
- German:Selbstvertrauen, Mojo, ...
- Italian:carisma, fascino, ...
- Spanish:carisma, encanto, ...
- Portuguese:carisma, charme, ...
- Chinese:魅力, 魔力, ...
- Japanese:自信, モジョ, ...
- Arabic:ثِقَة بِالنَّفْس, جاذِبِيَّة جِنْسِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:קֶסֶם אִישִׁי, מוֹג׳וֹ, ...
- Russian:харизма, привлекательность, ...
- Ukrainian:харизма, шарм, ...
- Hindi:आत्मविश्वास, मोजो, ...
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