spell work

spɛl wɜrk

Definition

Definition of spell work - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

magic

Rare

practice of performing magical spells

Rare

She dedicated her life to spell work.
Her spell work was admired by fellow witches.
He practiced spell work under the full moon.

enchantment

sorcery

witchcraft

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Expressions with spell

spell out

say the letters of a word in order

Please spell out your name for the record.

hot spell

short period of unusually high temperatures

The city experienced a hot spell last week.

breathing spell

short break to rest or think

After hours of work, she needed a breathing spell.

bright spell

short period of sunny weather

We enjoyed a bright spell during our vacation.

put a spell on

cast a magical spell on someone or something

The witch put a spell on the prince.

spell is broken

exp.

end period of good luck or success

Her winning streak ended when the spell was broken.

Expressions with work

work on

exert effort to achieve a task or goal

They are working on the new project.

work around

arrange schedule or activities to accommodate something

She worked around her meetings to fit in a doctor's appointment.

work away

continue working on something without stopping

She would work away at her painting for hours.

work in

find time or space for amid other things

I will work in a meeting at 3 PM.

diving into work

starting work with energy and focus

After the meeting, she made a diving into work.

get off work

finish the workday and leave the workplace

I usually get off work at 5 PM.

hang out after work

spend time relaxing with others after work

We often hang out after work at the local cafe.

line of work

kind of job or work someone does to earn money

She changed her line of work last year.

out of work

adj.

not having a job or employment

He has been out of work for months.

put to work

assign a job or task to someone

The manager put the new employee to work immediately.

Terms with spell work included in their meaning

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magicianry

spell work

the practice of magic or sorcery

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French:sorcellerie, ...
German:Zauberarbeit, ...
Italian:magia, ...
Spanish:trabajo de hechizos, ...
Portuguese:feitiçaria, ...
Chinese:魔法实践, ...
Japanese:スペルワーク, ...
Arabic:عَمَل التَّعَاوِيذ, ...
Hebrew:עֲבוֹדַת לַחֲשִׁים, ...
Russian:магическая практика, ...
Ukrainian:чаклунство, ...
Hindi:जादू टोना, ...
Bengali:জাদুকরী কাজ, ...
Catalan:encanteris, ...
Czech:čarodějnictví, ...
Danish:besværgelsesarbejde, ...
Dutch:spreukenwerk, ...
Greek:μαγική πρακτική, ...
Hungarian:varázslás, ...
Khmer:ការអនុវត្តមន្តអាគម, ...
Korean:주문 수행, ...
Persian:کار جادویی, ...
Polish:praca z zaklęciami, ...
Portuguese (BR):feitiçaria, ...
Romanian:magie, ...
Swedish:besvärjelsearbete, ...
Thai:การร่ายเวทมนตร์, ...
Turkish:büyü yapma, ...
Vietnamese:phép thuật, ...

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