master
Derived from Middle English, from Old French 'maistre', from Latin 'magister'.
Master refers to a person who holds a high level of skill or knowledge in a particular area, often implying dominance or control over that domain. The term is frequently associated with professions, crafts, or arts where extensive proficiency is required. It can also denote someone in a position of authority, such as a leader.
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- She is a renowned master of classical music. — 彼女はクラシック音楽の著名なマスターです。
- In his class, he is regarded as the master of mathematics. — 彼のクラスでは、彼は数学のマスターと見なされています。
- Becoming a master in any field requires years of practice and dedication. — どの分野でもマスターになるには、何年もの練習と献身が必要です。
Master as a verb means to gain comprehensive knowledge or skill in something, implying a level of control and command over it. This action often requires sustained effort and practice, resulting in a deep understanding or proficiency that goes beyond basic competence.
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- He aims to master the art of negotiation to advance his career. — 彼はキャリアを進めるために交渉の技術をマスターすることを目指しています。
- After years of studying, she finally mastered the intricacies of the language. — 何年も勉強した後、彼女はついにその言語の複雑さをマスターしました。
- They decided to master the new software to improve their productivity. — 彼らは生産性を向上させるために新しいソフトウェアをマスターすることに決めました。
Master as an adjective describes something or someone that holds a commanding or superior position, often dominating in quality or influence. This term can be applied in various contexts, from leadership roles to product excellence, indicating preeminence and authority.