maestro

英 [ˈmaɪstrəʊ]

美 [ˈmaɪstroʊ]

n.  大师; 音乐大师

复数：maestros　

GRE

Collins.1 / BNC.19890 / COCA.17118

牛津词典

noun

• 大师；音乐大师
  a great performer, especially a musician
  1. Maestro Giulini
     音乐大师朱利尼
  2. The winning goal was scored by the maestro himself.
     制胜的一球是大师自己拿下的。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT; N-VOC 音乐大师;指挥名家
  Amaestrois a skilled and well-known musician or conductor.
  1. ...the urbane maestro's delightful first show.
     这位儒雅的音乐大师赏心悦目的首场演出

英英释义

noun

• an artist of consummate skill
  1. a master of the violin
  2. one of the old masters
  Synonym:master

双语例句

• In Don Juan, Byron not only acts as a performer but conducts as a maestro on the stage.
  拜伦在《唐•璜》中，不但以表演者演出，而且像在舞台上挥舞指挥棒的指挥家一样。
• Maestro: The first person who gets scared has to leave. How about that?
  迈斯卓：谁第一个被吓倒就得离开，怎么样？
• Yes, I have heard your explanation before, Maestro.
  是的，大师，我以前听过你的解释。
• Referred to fondly as Maestro, Ellington loved writing music for his band.
  被称为音乐大师的艾灵顿喜爱为他的乐团写歌。
• All right, maestro, come on, let's get him out of here.
  来吧，艺术家，让我们把他弄出去。
• Maestro: no next time huh? Why is that?
  迈斯卓：没有下次了吗？为什么会那样呢？
• Maestro: so you don't believe in ghosts?
  迈斯卓：你是说你们不相信有鬼么？
• Maestro, a tango, if you please.
  美斯屈罗，请放一曲探戈。
• He was an absolute Maestro on the piano.
  他是一个非常杰出的钢琴大师。
• As if the spirit of Baroque maestro travels through time taking care of this self-taught music genie.
  好像连巴洛克时期的大师也穿越时空，特别来眷顾这个自学的音乐精灵。