master

UK
/ˈmɑːstə/
US
/ˈmæstər/

Translations

masternoun
masters
pl
UK
/ˈmɑːstə/
US
/ˈmæstər/
masterDiplôme universitaire.
After completing his studies, he became a master in engineering.
Après ses études, il a obtenu un master en ingénierie.
masterTermes techniques en audio, vidéo ou édition.
The studio kept the master of the film in a secure vault.
Le studio a conservé le master du film dans un coffre sécurisé.
The master of the estate was known for his fair treatment of the workers.
Le maître du domaine était connu pour son traitement équitable des ouvriers.
capitaineNavigation maritime.
The master recorded the ship’s position in the logbook at dawn.
Le capitaine a consigné la position du navire dans le journal de bord à l’aube.
virtuosePour une personne ayant une très grande maîtrise d’un art ou d’une activité.
She is a master of the violin, having performed in concerts worldwide.
Elle est une virtuose du violon, ayant joué dans des concerts dans le monde entier.
masterverb
mastered
Past Simple
mastered
Past Participle
mastering
Gerund
UK
/ˈmɑːstə/
US
/ˈmæstər/
She mastered her fear of public speaking through practice.
Elle a maîtrisé sa peur de parler en public grâce à la pratique.
Additional translations
masteriserEmploi technique en son et en production audio.
masteradjective
UK
/ˈmɑː.stə/
US
/ˈmæ.stɚ/
principalS’emploie pour « principal », « central » ou « de commande » selon le contexte.
The master bedroom is the largest room in the house.
La chambre principale est la plus grande pièce de la maison.
principalInformatique et technique.
The master switch cuts power to the entire building.
L’interrupteur principal coupe l’alimentation de tout le bâtiment.
expertS’emploie pour exprimer un très haut degré de compétence.
She is a master chef, known for her exquisite culinary creations.
C’est une cheffe experte, connue pour ses créations culinaires exquises.

Definitions

masternoun
A person who has control or authority over others, such as a leader or ruler.
The master of the estate was known for his fair treatment of the workers.
A skilled practitioner of a particular art or activity.
She is a master of the violin, having performed in concerts worldwide.
An original version of a recording, film, or document from which copies can be made.
The studio kept the master of the film in a secure vault.
A person who has a master's degree.
After completing his studies, he became a master in engineering.
A male teacher or tutor.
The young boy was sent to the master for his lessons in mathematics.
A person who owns a pet, especially a dog.
The dog wagged its tail excitedly when its master returned home.
A title used before the surname or full name of a boy or young man.
The letter was addressed to Master James Wilson.
The captain in command of a merchant vessel.
The master recorded the ship’s position in the logbook at dawn.
masterverb
To gain control or dominance over something.
She mastered her fear of public speaking through practice.
To become highly skilled or proficient in a particular activity or subject.
He mastered the art of playing the piano after years of dedication.
To overcome or conquer a challenge or difficulty.
The team mastered the difficult terrain during their expedition.
To prepare and finalize the audio (or other media) recording from which all copies will be produced.
The album was mastered by a renowned engineer at Abbey Road Studios.
masteradjective
Having or showing great skill or proficiency in a particular area.
She is a master chef, known for her exquisite culinary creations.
Main or principal; having control or authority.
The master bedroom is the largest room in the house.
Serving as the primary or controlling unit in a system or group of related things.
The master switch cuts power to the entire building.