English to Esperanto Meaning of wizard - sorĉisto

Wizard :
sorĉisto

sorĉisto, magiisto, Wiz, ĵonglisto, Warlock, vivo, sorcxiston, sorĉistino

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Definitions of wizard in English
Noun(1) someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field(2) one who practices magic or sorcery
Adjective(1) possessing or using or characteristic of or appropriate to supernatural powers
Examples of wizard in English
(1) Jerry Miculek is a fine rifleman, a wizard with a shotgun and adept with any type of handgun.(2) Raised by his mean aunt and uncle, he learns on his 11 th birthday that he is a wizard of uncommon powers.(3) If you own a modern computer, you will know there is a maintenance wizard in your windows software.(4) Unlike my aged grandmothers, Casella is a wizard with beans, which he grows with tender care on an organic plot upstate.(5) A mathematical wizard with his name firmly stamped in the Limca Book of Records.(6) If elected, I will appoint Buni as my Shadow Education Secretary, on the strength of this wizard idea of his in Peter's comments box.(7) You might even end up being just like Compton - a tall well-built hero with matinee-idol looks and a wizard with the willow.(8) The people of Audrill were also magical but they could not combat the power of a wizard .(9) He developed special radio frequency probes and was a wizard with an acupuncture needle.(10) The wizard 's power was strong beneath the youthful appearance.(11) Karl Barlow was a wizard with paperwork and identity fraud.(12) Another of my friends, Patrick, was a wizard with his daggers.(13) He was a wizard with the ball and he could shoot also.(14) The centre-half forward, as much a wizard with an accordion as a caman, thundered the ball away from MacNiven and it sailed into the net.(15) A Wall Street operator who was already in his fifties when he moved to London, Schechter is a prodigious talker, a showman and a financial wizard with a gift for innovation.(16) A software wizard takes users through the activation process.
Related Phrases of wizard
Synonyms
Adjective
Noun
2. sorcerer ::
sorĉisto
3. genius ::
genio
4. virtuoso ::
virtuozo
5. thaumaturge ::
thaumaturge
Antonyms
1. amateur ::
amatoraj
2. inexpert ::
senspertaj
Different Forms
wizard, wizardly, wizards
Word Example from TV Shows
I always wanted to be a wizard.

I always wanted to be a WIZARD.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 7

between Billy the Kid and the White Wizard of the North?

between Billy the Kid and the White Wizard of the North?

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 10

You are a wizard at what you do, but I...\NI haven’t done anything good in my life.

You are a WIZARD at what you do, but I...
I haven’t done anything good in my life.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

I mean, the wizard would get shot between the eyes

I mean, the WIZARD would get shot between the eyes

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 10

I use my wizard eye

I use my WIZARD eye

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 12

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