单词 | master-wheel |
释义 | master /mäˈstər/noun
To act the master or be a schoolmaster ORIGIN: Partly OE mægester, partly OFr maistre (Fr maître), both from L magister, from root of magnus great masˈterate noun The degree, title or rank of master masˈterdom noun
masˈterful adjective
masˈterfully adverb masˈterfulness noun masˈterhood noun masˈtering noun
masˈterless adjective
masˈterliness noun masˈterly adjective
With the skill of a master masˈtership noun
masˈtery noun
master aircrew noun An RAF rank equivalent to warrant officer master-at-armsˈ noun (pl masters-at-arms)
master-buildˈer noun
MasˈterCard® noun A credit card issued by a group of banks, replacing the former Access card masˈter-card noun The card that commands a suit or is the highest of all those remaining to be played masˈter-class noun
masˈter-clock noun One that regulates other clocks electrically masˈter-hand noun
masˈter-joint noun (geology) A joint of the most marked system of those by which a rock is intersected masˈter-key noun
masterly inactivity noun The position or part of a neutral or a Fabian combatant, carried out with diplomatic skill, so as to preserve a predominant influence without risking anything master-marˈiner noun The captain of a merchant-vessel or fishing-vessel master mason noun A freemason who has attained the third degree masˈtermind noun
transitive verb To originate, think out, and direct master page noun A word-processing template which automatically inserts repeated elements in each page of a document master-passˈion noun masˈterpiece, also masˈterwork noun
master race noun A group of people who believe themselves to be fitted and entitled by their superior qualities to rule the world master sergeant noun (in the US Army, Air Force and Marine Corps) a senior non-commissioned officer masˈtersinger noun A Meistersinger (qv) masˈterstroke noun
masˈter-switch noun A switch for controlling the effect of a number of other switches or contactors masˈter-wheel noun The wheel in a machine which imparts motion to other parts masˈterwort noun
little masters A 16c–17c group of followers of the German painter and engraver Albrecht Dürer, notable for fine work on wood and copper master of ceremonies see under ceremony master of the horse
Master of the King's or Queen's Musick An honorary title conferred by the British sovereign usu on a distinguished British composer Master of the Rolls In England, the head of the civil division of the Court of Appeal, appointed by the Crown on the advice of the Prime Minister Master of the Temple The preacher of the Temple Church in London master-slave manipulator A manipulator, esp one used to handle, from behind a protective screen, radioactive material masters of the schools At Oxford University, the conductors of the first examination (Responsions) for the degree of BA old masters A term applied collectively to the great European painters, esp of the 16c and 17c passed master
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