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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries巨匠
Pronunciation / Transliteration: kyoshō
"巨匠はオーケストラを情熱的に指揮した。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A distinguished conductor or teacher of music.
"The maestro led the orchestra with great passion and precision." - 2
A master in any art or profession.
"He is considered a maestro in the world of culinary arts."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'maestro' originates from the Italian word for 'master' or 'teacher', derived from the Latin 'magister', which means 'master' or 'chief'. It has been used since the Renaissance to denote a master in the arts, particularly music, and has evolved to signify a person of great skill or expertise in a particular field.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Maestro" is said worldwide
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Maître
Transliteration: mɛtʁ
"Le maître a dirigé l'orchestre avec passion."
Maestro
Transliteration: maestro
"Der Maestro leitete das Orchester mit großer Präzision."
Maestro
Transliteration: maestro
"Il maestro ha diretto l'orchestra con grande passione."
Maestro
Transliteration: maestro
"El maestro dirigió la orquesta con gran pasión."
Mestre
Transliteration: mɛstɾi
"O mestre conduziu a orquestra com grande precisão."
गुरु
Transliteration: guru
"गुरु ने संगीत की कक्षा में छात्रों का मार्गदर्शन किया।"
大师
Transliteration: dàshī
"大师以极大的热情指挥了乐团。"
거장
Transliteration: geojang
"거장이 오케스트라를 열정적으로 지휘했다."
巨匠
Transliteration: kyoshō
"巨匠はオーケストラを情熱的に指揮した。"
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