master baker

AmE: /ˈmæstər ˈbeɪkər/

Definition

Definition of master baker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

business

Rare

professional bread maker with very high skill and often special qualification

Rare

After many years of practice, he finally became a master baker.
The master baker inspected each loaf for imperfections.
She apprenticed under a renowned master baker in Paris.

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Expressions with master

puppet master

person who controls puppets in a performance

The puppet master skillfully maneuvered the marionettes on stage..

past master

person with exceptional skill or knowledge in an area

She is a past master of classical piano.

one's own master

person who controls their own life and decisions

After starting his business, he became his own master.

master of none

person who has many skills but is not an expert in any

He is a master of none, knowing a bit of everything.

master of one's time

individual in control of their daily activities

As a freelancer, Jenna enjoys being the master of her time and commitments.

master of the brush

highly skilled painter or artist

Leonardo da Vinci was a master of the brush.

Expressions with baker

baker's dozen

thirteen of something, originally referring to an extra item given by bakers

He ordered a dozen bagels and received a baker's dozen..

baker's chocolate

unsweetened chocolate used in cooking and baking

She added baker's chocolate to the cake batter.

journeyman baker

person fully trained in baking but not a master

The journeyman baker prepared bread for the morning rush.

baker's yeast

commercial yeast sold for baking

He bought baker's yeast from the store.

baker's itch

occupational skin disease affecting bakers

She developed baker's itch after years of working in the bakery.

baker's salt

fine-grained salt for dough conditioning

Baker's salt helps improve the texture of the bread.

sergeant baker

type of fish found in Australian waters

The sergeant baker is known for its distinctive markings..

baker's ammonia

ammonium carbonate used as a leavening agent in baking

The recipe calls for baker's ammonia to make the cookies crisp.

baker's half dozen

group of seven items

She bought a baker's half dozen of apples.

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French:maître boulanger, ...
German:Bäckermeister, ...
Italian:maestro panettiere, ...
Spanish:maestro panadero, ...
Portuguese:mestre padeiro, ...
Chinese:高级面包师, ...
Japanese:パン職人, ...
Arabic:خَبّازٌ خَبِيرٌ, ...
Hebrew:אוֹפֶה מוּמְחֶה, ...
Russian:мастер-пекарь, ...
Ukrainian:майстер-пекар, ...
Hindi:माहिर बेकर, ...
Bengali:মাস্টার বেকার, ...
Catalan:mestre forner, ...
Czech:mistr pekař, ...
Danish:bagermester, ...
Dutch:meesterbakker, ...
Greek:αρχιαρτοποιός, ...
Hungarian:mesterpék, ...
Khmer:ជាងដុតនំជំនាញខ្ពស់, ...
Korean:마스터 제빵사, ...
Persian:نان‌پز استادکار, ...
Polish:mistrz piekarski, ...
Portuguese (BR):mestre padeiro, ...
Romanian:maistru brutar, ...
Swedish:mästerbagare, ...
Thai:ช่างทำขนมปังระดับมืออาชีพ, ...
Turkish:usta fırıncı, ...
Vietnamese:thợ làm bánh bậc thầy, ...

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