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wizard

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈwɪzɚd/ · UK /ˈwɪzəd/

Forms: wizards

wizard means: A person, usually a man in stories, who has magic powers.

noun

MAGIC USERB1

A person, usually a man in stories, who has magic powers.

  • The wizard has a magic wand.
  • An old wizard lived in the castle.
  • The wizards used a spell to stop the dragon.

Similar words: magician, sorcerer

Common phrases: powerful wizard, evil wizard, wizard casts spells

TALENTED PERSONB2

Someone who is extremely good at a particular activity.

  • She is a wizard with computers.
  • Our financial wizard found a way to cut costs.
  • Are you a wizard at solving puzzles?

How to use it: a wizard at something (My sister is a wizard at fixing bikes.); a wizard with something (He is a wizard with numbers.)

Similar words: expert, genius, ace

Common phrases: computer wizard, financial wizard, wizard at something, technical wizard

SETUP PROGRAMB2

A computer tool that guides you through a task one step at a time.

  • The wizard helps you install the software.
  • Click Next to continue through the wizard.
  • This program includes wizards for creating charts and reports.

Similar words: assistant

Common phrases: setup wizard, installation wizard, run the wizard

Questions about wizard

What does wizard mean?

A person, usually a man in stories, who has magic powers.

What is wizard in other languages?

Türkçe: büyücü · Español: mago · Français: sorcier · Deutsch: Zauberer · Italiano: mago · 日本語: 魔法使い

How do you pronounce wizard?

In American English /ˈwɪzɚd/; in British English /ˈwɪzəd/.

How do you use wizard in a sentence?

The wizard has a magic wand. An old wizard lived in the castle.

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