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Meanings of virtuosos in English
Individual who possesses outstanding technical ability in a particular art or field.
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Usage of virtuosos in English
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Such was the career of Muzio Clementi, the father of piano-forte virtuosos.
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The precision of the cruelty, sure, but cruelty also has its virtuosos.
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Gil Shaham is something of a reactionary among virtuosos of the violin.
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The stage at London's Royal Albert Hall sees few lemur violin virtuosos.
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They are accustomed to the drumming of the native pianoforte virtuosos.
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I talked of books and plays, visiting virtuosos and picture exhibitions.
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To survive, we all had to become virtuosos of Wonderland croquet.
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I think the music world needs more brain-teasing female virtuosos.
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These Croatian virtuosos have gone from obscurity to near ubiquity in double- quick time.
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Such is the character that the world of virtuosos also bears about the year 1700.
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And there's music from a new album from Finnish folk virtuosos Maria… Read more Video
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She dispensed altogether with the assistance of other virtuosos.
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This fault-finding criticism has partially misled the virtuosos themselves.
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Upon his return that summer from Münster, he brought with him the two virtuosos in question.
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Perhaps the virtuosos poured in too plentifully.
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Antiquaries and virtuosos first, and then poets and romancers, reconstructed in turn an image of medieval society.
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Virtuosos through the time