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masters

UK
/ˈmɑːstəz/
US
/ˈmæstərz/

Translations

masternoun

masters

pl

masters
pl
UK
/ˈmɑːstə/
US
/ˈmæstər/
The master of the workshop was very skilled.
Мастер мастерской был очень умелым.
The servant obeyed his master's orders.
Слуга подчинялся приказам своего господина.
She received her master's degree in biology.
Она получила степень магистра по биологии.
Additional translations
хозяин
учитель
начальник
командир
капитан
руководитель
владелец
Synonyms
expert
maestro
mastermind
authority
pro
virtuoso
sorcerer
wizard
Antonyms
servant
slave
masterverb

masters

mastered
Past Simple
mastered
Past Participle
mastering
Gerund
UK
/ˈmɑːstə/
US
/ˈmæstər/
He wants to master the art of cooking.
Он хочет овладеть искусством кулинарии.
She is trying to master the new software.
Она пытается освоить новое программное обеспечение.
He learned to master his emotions.
Он научился управлять своими эмоциями.
Additional translations
подчинять
Synonyms
dominate
control
command
oversee
manage
direct
govern
rule
Antonyms
fail
mismanage

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.
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