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veal wizard

The term 'veal wizard' is not commonly used in English or Chinese, but it can be interpreted as a playful or imaginative phrase. In Chinese, '小牛肉' means 'veal' which refers to the meat of young calves, while '巫师' means 'wizard' or 'sorcerer'. Therefore, '小牛肉巫师' may evoke the idea of a magical figure associated with veal, possibly in a culinary context, emphasizing creativity in cooking or food preparation.