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    Maestro (en. Maestro)

    /ma.ɛs.tʁo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    Title given to a conductor or a high-level musician.
    The maestro conducted the orchestra with passion.
    Le maestro a dirigé l'orchestre avec passion.
    A person who excels in their field, especially in music.
    She is considered a maestro in the world of composition.
    Elle est considérée comme une maestro dans le monde de la composition.
    Master of a particular art.
    This painter is a maestro of realism.
    Ce peintre est un maestro du réalisme.

    Etymology

    Derived from the Italian 'maestro', meaning 'master'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    a maestro of music
    A person who excels particularly in music.
    un maestro de la musique
    to act like a maestro
    To act as an expert, demonstrating great skill or authority.
    faire le maestro
    to be the maestro
    To be a leader or a prominent figure in a field.
    être le maestro

    Related Words

    orchestra
    A group of musicians who play together under the direction of a maestro.
    orchestre
    musician
    A person who practices music, often under the direction of a maestro.
    musicien
    composer
    A person who composes music, often regarded as a maestro of musical writing.
    compositeur

    Slang Meanings

    An expert or someone very skilled in a field.
    He is the maestro of marketing in this company.
    Il est le maestro du marketing dans cette entreprise.
    Used informally to refer to a good leader or an influential person.
    She always knows how to lead the project, she is a true maestro.
    Elle sait toujours comment diriger le projet, c'est un vrai maestro.