MASTER CLASS - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

master class SUST.

master class

clase f magistral

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

clase magistral

master class

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. master [ingl. am. ˈmæstər, ingl. brit. ˈmɑːstə] SUST.

1. master:

master (of household)

señor m

master (of household)

amo m

master (of animal)

amo m

master (of animal)

dueño m

master (of servant)

amo m

master (of servant)

patrón m

you can't serve two masters

no se puede servir a Dios y al diablo

I will be master in my own house!

¡en esta casa mando yo!

to be master of the situation/of one's destiny

ser dueño de la situación/de su (or mi etc.) destino

to be one's own master

no tener que darle cuentas a nadie

2. master (expert):

master of

maestro m de / maestra f de

master of

experto m en / experta f en

to be a past master of sth

ser un maestro consumado en algo

3.1. master UNIV. (degree):

master's, master's degree

título m de master

master's, master's degree

título m de máster

master's, master's degree

master m

master's, master's degree

máster m

master's, master's degree

maestría f

Master of Arts/Science

poseedor de una maestría en Humanidades/Ciencias

3.2. master ingl. brit. (teacher):

master (in secondary school)

profesor m

master (in primary school)

maestro m

3.3. master (of college):

master

director m / directora f

4. master NÁUT.:

master

capitán m

5.1. master HIST.:

master (as form of address used by servants)

el señor

master (to younger man)

señorito

you called, master?

¿llamaba el señor?

5.2. master (on letters to young boys):

master

Sr.

6.1. master INFORM. (controlling device):

master

terminal m maestro

6.2. master (for copies):

master AUDIO, INFORM., TIPOGR.

original m

7. master INFORM.:

master, a. master card

tarjeta f maestra

II. master [ingl. am. ˈmæstər, ingl. brit. ˈmɑːstə] V. trans.

1. master (control):

master fear/impulse

dominar

master difficulty

vencer

2. master (learn):

master technique/subject

llegar a dominar

III. master [ingl. am. ˈmæstər, ingl. brit. ˈmɑːstə] ADJ. atrbv., no compar.

1. master (expert):

master baker/builder

maestro m panadero/de obras

2. master (main, principal):

master switch/key

maestro

3. master (dominant):

master

superior

the master race

la raza superior

4. master (original):

master tape

original

master tape

matriz

master copy

original m

master disk INFORM.

disco m maestro

master file INFORM.

archivo m maestro

master file INFORM.

fichero m maestro

master spy

jefe m de espías / jefa f de espías

I. class [ingl. am. klæs, ingl. brit. klɑːs] SUST.

1. class C or U (social stratum):

class

clase f

the ruling class or ingl. brit. also classes

la clase dominante

a better class of customer

clientes mpl de más categoría

atrbv. the class struggle or war

la lucha de clases

2.1. class C (group of students):

class

clase f

he came top of his class

salió primero de la clase

she's in my English class

está en mi clase de inglés

the class of '86

la promoción del 86

2.2. class C (lesson):

class

clase f

3.1. class C (group, type):

class

clase f

it's the best in its class

es el mejor de su clase or tipo

to be in a class of one's/its own

ser único or inigualable

to be in a different class to sb/sth

no tener comparación con alguien/algo

they're not in the same class as their opponents

no están a la altura de sus contrincantes

3.2. class C:

class BOT., ZOOL.

clase f

4.1. class U TRANSP.:

class

clase f

to travel first/second class (in UK) FERRO.

viajar en primera/segunda (clase)

4.2. class U (in UK) (in postal system):

send the letter first/second class

manda la carta por correo preferente/normal

4.3. class (in UK) UNIV.:

class U

tipo de título que se concede según las calificaciones obtenidas durante la carrera y/o exámenes finales

atrbv. he got a first class degree

se recibió con la nota más alta (en AmL)

he got a first class degree

sacó matrícula de honor en la carrera (en Esp)

5. class U (style):

class coloq.

clase f

class coloq.

estilo m

she's got class

tiene clase or estilo

a singer of true class

un cantante de categoría

II. class [ingl. am. klæs, ingl. brit. klɑːs] V. trans.

class

catalogar

he's been classed with or among the greats of the sport

está considerado como uno de los grandes del deporte

III. class [ingl. am. klæs, ingl. brit. klɑːs] ADJ. coloq. atrbv.

class performance/actor/restaurant:

class

de primera (clase) coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

master class <-es> SUST.

master class

clase f magistral

en el diccionario PONS

Master's SUST., Master's degree SUST.

Master's

máster m

I. master [ˈmɑ:stəʳ, ingl. am. ˈmæstɚ] SUST.

1. master:

master of house

señor m

master of slave

amo m

master of dog

dueño m

the young master

el señorito

2. master (one who excels):

master

maestro m

master craftsman

maestro

to be a master of sth

ser experto en algo

3. master (instructor):

master

instructor m

dancing/singing master

instructor de baile/canto

fencing master

maestro de esgrima

4. master ingl. brit. (schoolteacher):

master

profesor m

5. master (master copy):

master

original m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be one's own master

no depender de nadie

II. master [ˈmɑ:stəʳ, ingl. am. ˈmæstɚ] V. trans.

1. master (cope with):

master

vencer

to master one's fear of flying

superar el miedo a volar

2. master (become proficient at):

master

dominar

I. class [klɑ:s, ingl. am. klæs] -es SUST.

1. class:

class

clase f

2. class ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (type of degree):

a first/second class honours degree

licenciatura f superior con sobresaliente/notable

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the chattering classes ingl. brit. pey.

los intelectualoides

II. class [klɑ:s, ingl. am. klæs] -es ADJ. (excellent)

class

de primera clase

III. class [klɑ:s, ingl. am. klæs] -es V. trans.

class

catalogar

to class sb as sth

catalogar a alguien de algo

to class sb among sth

considerar a alguien como algo

en el diccionario PONS

Master's SUST., Master's degree SUST.

Master's

máster m

I. master [ˈmæs·tər] SUST.

1. master:

master of house

señor m

master of slave

amo m

master of dog

dueño m

2. master (one who excels):

master

maestro m

master craftsman

maestro

to be a master of sth

ser experto en algo

3. master (instructor):

master

instructor m

dancing/singing master

instructor de baile/canto

fencing master

maestro de esgrima

4. master (master copy):

master

original m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be one's own master

no depender de nadie

jack of all trades, master of none

aprendiz de todo, oficial de nada provb.

II. master [ˈmæs·tər] V. trans.

1. master (cope with):

master

vencer

to master one's fear of flying

superar el miedo a volar

2. master (become proficient at):

master

dominar

I. class <-es> [klæs] SUST.

class

clase f

II. class [klæs] V. trans.

class

catalogar

to class sb as sth

catalogar a alguien de algo

to class sb among sth

considerar a alguien como algo

Present

I	master
you	master
he/she/it	masters
we	master
you	master
they	master

Past

I	mastered
you	mastered
he/she/it	mastered
we	mastered
you	mastered
they	mastered

Present Perfect

I	have	mastered
you	have	mastered
he/she/it	has	mastered
we	have	mastered
you	have	mastered
they	have	mastered

Past Perfect

I	had	mastered
you	had	mastered
he/she/it	had	mastered
we	had	mastered
you	had	mastered
they	had	mastered

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

In a master class, all the students (and often spectators) watch and listen as the master takes one student at a time.

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Some students who master class materials may not succeed in tests due to the lack of test-taking skills.

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These simuls typically involve a relatively small number of individual participants whose playing strength is at or near master class.

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Often, a touring performer will give a master class the day before, or the day of, their performance in a particular city.

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The sport is a master class in functional physics, an object lesson in converting potential to kinetic energy, a primer on optimal angle of attack.

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