maestro
ˈmaɪstrəʊ
maestri
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Definition of maestro - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
musicmaster in music, especially a conductor
  • The maestro led the orchestra with great passion.
conductor master virtuoso
2.
artmaster of an art, often used as a term of address
  • The artist was a true maestro of his craft.
conductor virtuoso
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chief musician in charge of music at a church
He served as maestro di cappella at the cathedral for over a decade.

Origin of maestro

Italian, maestro (master)

Examples of maestro in a sentence

  • As a maestro, he was respected by musicians worldwide.
  • The maestro conducted the orchestra flawlessly.
  • As a maestro, he inspired many young artists.

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  1. French:maestro, maître, ...
  2. German:Maestro, Meister, ...
  3. Italian:maestro, ...
  4. Spanish:maestro, experto, ...
  5. Portuguese:maestro, mestre, ...
  6. Chinese:指挥家, 大师, ...
  7. Japanese:マエストロ, 巨匠, ...
  8. Arabic:مايسترو, معلِّم, ...
  9. Hebrew:מָאֶסְטְרוֹ, אָמָן דָּגוּל, ...
  10. Russian:маэстро, мастер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:маестро, майстер, ...
  12. Hindi:उस्ताद, माहिर, ...

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