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Meanings of master in English
Head or senior member of a college within a collegiate university.
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Examples for "mistress"
Examples for "mistress"
1
Tentatively, he began, 'I do not question your mistress's wisdom and power.
2
Jake said, Anita could try to break you free of your mistress.
3
Before he could answer, Robin said, My mistress wishes to meet you.
4
Shortly the mistress of the house came in and ordered the supper.
5
And in the hospital in England Common suddenly saw his mistress again.
1
When next shipment came carrier delivered it in person to head of house.
2
Jerry soon finds himself uncomfortably acting as a surrogate father and head of house.
3
Bongi was head boy and Antony was head of house.
4
As the two young undergraduates strolled across Second Court toward the Master's lodgings, George asked Guy if he knew anything about their head of house.
5
She says that all heads of houses are relics of the dark ages.
1
George turned to face the head of college.
2
The vice-chancellor was appointed for a year from the group of heads of college.
3
Excepted were peers, justices, and heads of colleges or vice chancellors at the universities.
4
The cardinal's warning and rebuke to the heads of colleges has wrought great consternation and anger.
5
Between 50 and 100 anonymous envelopes were sent to female fellows and heads of colleges and departments in Oxford.
Catalan
clau mestra Spanish
maestra Usage of master in English
1
A good alternative to the master's can be a year in industry.
2
The chisel work, the fine detail, the work of a master artisan.
3
As a result, the slave will contain different data than the master.
4
The West fears Iran wants to master technology to build nuclear weapons.
5
Unfortunately going beyond certain limits he has surpassed his master, he said.
6
As a result, the slave's data will be different from the master's.
7
My master is particularly interested in the state of the Rolencian army.'
8
Had Jean-Claude given me the ability to see master vampires true forms?
9
To create a new master password because the previous one was lost:
10
Four o'clock came; the names were called; the master left the room.
11
She is known as master so all the challenges come her way.
12
This master was clearly the power he could sense in the distance.
13
He now saw evidence of the German master plan wherever he looked.
14
He was master of the particular as well as of the universal.
15
The bull was master of the situation; he had cleared the ring.
16
The master of pauses paused far longer than I had ever witnessed.
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Master through the time
Master across language varieties
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