maestro in Italian
maestro in Italian is maestro, maestra — maestro means a master of an art, especially a distinguished composer, conductor, or performer.
maestro in Italian
maestro
(chiefly, music) A master in some art, especially a composer or conductor.
maestra
(chiefly, music) A master in some art, especially a composer or conductor.
What does "maestro" mean?
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noun A master of an art, especially a distinguished composer, conductor, or performer.
"The maestro raised his baton and the orchestra fell silent."
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noun Prison slang for a senior or respected inmate.
"The younger inmates deferred to him as the wing's maestro."
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maestro in a sentence
- The maestro raised his baton and the orchestra fell silent.
- Critics called her the greatest maestro of her generation.
- The younger inmates deferred to him as the wing's maestro.
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What is "maestro" in Italian?
"maestro" in Italian is maestro, maestra. maestro means: A master of an art, especially a distinguished composer, conductor, or performer.
How do you use "maestro" in a sentence?
Example: "The maestro raised his baton and the orchestra fell silent." In Italian, "maestro" is maestro, maestra.
Are there other ways to say "maestro" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "maestro": maestro, maestra.
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