master
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/ˈmæstər/
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/ˈmɑːstə(r)/
noun
B2
a man who has servants working for him
The master gave orders to his servants.
B2
a person in charge of a group or organization
The workers followed their master's instructions.
R
a person who controls something
He became master of his emotions.
R
a person very skilled at something
She is a master of painting.
R
a famous painter from the past
This painting was made by a master.
R
a university degree after bachelor's degree
She earned a master degree in science.
R
a person with a master's degree
He is a master of business administration.
R
the owner of a pet animal
The dog followed its master everywhere.
R
a male teacher at a school
The master taught mathematics to students.
R
the captain of a cargo ship
The master guided the ship safely to port.
R
the original copy used to make copies
Keep the master copy safe for making duplicates.
R
a title for a young boy
Master James will attend the party.
R
the head of some schools and colleges
The master of the college welcomed new students.
R
a title for religious teachers
The master taught spiritual lessons to followers.
verb
B2
to learn something completely
She worked hard to master the new language.
R
to control an emotion
He tried to master his anger during the meeting.
R
to gain control over an animal or person
The trainer helped him master the wild horse.
adjective
R
showing great skill and able to teach others
The master chef taught cooking techniques.
R
the main or most important one
The master switch controls all the lights.
translation
a man who has servants working for him; a person in charge of a group or organization; a person who controls something; a person very skilled at something; a famous painter from the past; a university degree after bachelor's degree; a person with a master's degree; the owner of a pet animal; a male teacher at a school; the captain of a cargo ship; the original copy used to make copies; a title for a young boy; the head of some schools and colleges; a title for religious teachers
to learn something completely; to control an emotion; to gain control over an animal or person
showing great skill and able to teach others; the main or most important one
Word Forms
Plural
masters
Progressive
mastering
Past
mastered
Perfect
mastered
3rd Present
masters