witch
UK/witʃ/US
GREC1
Definitions
n.
A person, especially a woman, believed to have magical or supernatural powers; an ugly or unpleasant woman.
女巫，巫婆；令人讨厌的女人
v.
To use witchcraft or magical powers on someone or something.
施巫术；迷惑
Root Breakdown
Native Englishwitchother
=witch
Example Sentences
- 1.
In the medieval period, many innocent women were accused of being witches.
- 2.
The local witch was known for brewing mysterious potions and casting spells.
- 3.
She's a real witch to work with—always complaining and finding fault with everything.