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master
/ˈmæstər/
noun
Başkaları üzerinde kontrol veya otorite sahibi olan kişi; efendi
A person who has control or authority over others; an employer or owner.
- The dog obeyed its master without hesitation.
- In the past, servants would address the master of the house respectfully.
- During the colonial era, plantation masters exercised complete economic and social dominance over enslaved laborers.
- The guild system in medieval Europe required apprentices to work for a master craftsman for several years before establishing their own workshops.
- Historical documents reveal that the master of a merchant vessel held both navigational authority and legal responsibility for cargo and crew.
- In feudal societies, the master of an estate collected taxes from peasants and administered local justice through manorial courts.
noun
Belirli bir sanat veya meslekte çok yetenekli kişi; usta
A person highly skilled in a particular art, profession, or craft.
- She is a master of classical piano.
- The painting was created by an old master from the Renaissance period.
noun
Kopyaların yapıldığı orijinal kayıt veya belge; master
An original recording or document from which copies are made.
- The master recording was carefully preserved in the studio vault.
- We need to find the master copy of this document.
verb
Bir şeyde tam bilgi veya beceri kazanmak; ustalaşmak
To gain complete knowledge or skill in something.
- It took him years to master the violin.
- She quickly mastered the new software program.
verb
Üstesinden gelmek veya yenmek; kontrol altına almak
To overcome or defeat; to bring under control.
- He struggled to master his anger.
- The team mastered their opponents in the final match.
adjective
Ana veya başlıca; en önemli
Main or principal; most important.
- The master bedroom is upstairs.
- Here is the master plan for the project.