a magic touch
magic
exclamation
UKold-fashionedinformaluk /ˈmædʒ.ɪk/ us /ˈmædʒ.ɪk/
used when you think something is very good and you like it a lot: 好极了，太好了
"Kate's having a party on Saturday night." "Magic!"“凯特星期六晚上要举行派对。”“太好了！”

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Informal words for good
A-OK
amazeballs
apple pie
awesomesauce
badass
dank
jim-dandy
juicy
killer
knock
knock spots off somethingidiom
like a bossidiom
out of sightidiom
rule OKidiom
safe
shabby
shit hot
sight
smashing
steal

magic | American Dictionary

magic
noun[ U ]
us/ˈmædʒ·ɪk/

magicnoun[U] (IMAGINARY POWER)

(esp. in stories for children) the use of special powers to make things happen that would usually be impossible:
a tale of witchcraft and magic
Magic is also the skill of performing tricks to entertain people, such as making things seem to appear and disappear, or the tricks performed:
My daughter loves doing magic.

magicnoun[U] (SPECIAL QUALITY)

a special, exciting quality that makes something or someone different and better than others:
As an actress, she has lost none of her magic, and she still is thrilling to watch.

Examples of magic

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Various theatrical choices, then or now, can therefore strongly affect our sense of the "magic" in a production of this script.
The magic of the media, their glamour, means that anything can happen.
What else would we expect from an agricultural society attuned to magic in the natural world?
Of course, during non-lucid dreams people rarely attempt to control the course of the dream by magic.
The supporting structure cannot be seen from the ground, which adds a magic dimension to its visual perception.
The magic pebble was prepared in a garden allotted by the king.
If somehow, difficult to believe, this magic has passed you by, then this magnificent atlas is the perfect remedy.
The consequence was man's belief in the omnipotence of thought and the efficacy of word magic.
Not only were amazing new visual devices and technical wonders being offered: invisible worlds were suddenly made visible as if by magic.
His magic, he insists, has just been sufficient to enable the audience to share in that illusion.
Like magic mirrors, these narratives furnish images from different times and places.
Clinging to the old magic it does little more than recycle clichés.
The drama masks that bite onto the two upper corners of the scroll header with cursive title communicate the familiar, theatrical nature of magic.
All the analyses were driven by the ordered induced magic iteration strategy.
In addition, water-borne transport is not a panacea that magics away all the risks of polluting and harmful substances.
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