je conjure

conjure up, summon, ward off, avert

k ɔ̃ . ʒ y ʁ → conjurer
conjur ward off; beseech + e Present-tense ending (je/il), also used for the subjunctive and tu imperative
verb · first singular · present indicative Rare #39,976
conjure up, summon Often used with things like « un sort » (a spell) or in a figurative sense (to bring something to mind).
FR: Je conjure un sort pour protéger la maison.
EN: I conjure up a spell to protect the house.
ward off, avert Often used with « danger », « crise », etc.: « conjurer le danger » = avert danger.
FR: Je conjure le danger en appelant les secours.
EN: I avert the danger by calling emergency services.
Conjugation of conjurer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First conjure
Third conjure
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First conjure
Third conjure
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second conjure

Mon frère, je t'en conjure, n'attaque pas les créatures du ciel.

My brother, I implore you, do not attack the creatures of the sky.

— Avatar (2009)

Je t'en conjure, pose cette arme.

I implore you, put down that weapon.

— Le Cinquième Élément (1997)

Jacques Le Noir, Je vous conjure de me parler.

Jacques Le Noir, I implore you to speak to me.

— The Witch (2016)

Non, j'en conjure Votre Majesté.

No, I beseech Your Majesty.

— Henry V (1989)

Je t'en conjure!

I implore you!

— Les Visiteurs (1993)