virtuoso in Greek
virtuoso in Greek is βιρτουόζος — virtuoso means someone with extraordinary skill, especially a musician of exceptional technical ability.
virtuoso in Greek
βιρτουόζος
Pronounced: virtouozos
Specifically, a musician (or other performer) with masterly ability, technique, or personal style. [from 18th c.]
What does "virtuoso" mean?
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noun Someone with extraordinary skill, especially a musician of exceptional technical ability.
"The young pianist was already being called a virtuoso by age fourteen."
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adj Displaying the exceptional skill of a virtuoso.
"Critics praised her virtuoso performance of the concerto."
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virtuoso in a sentence
- The young pianist was already being called a virtuoso by age fourteen.
- Critics praised her virtuoso performance of the concerto.
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What is "virtuoso" in Greek?
"virtuoso" in Greek is βιρτουόζος. virtuoso means: Someone with extraordinary skill, especially a musician of exceptional technical ability.
How do you pronounce βιρτουόζος?
"virtuoso" in Greek is βιρτουόζος, pronounced "virtouozos".
How do you use "virtuoso" in a sentence?
Example: "The young pianist was already being called a virtuoso by age fourteen." In Greek, "virtuoso" is βιρτουόζος.
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