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No. 6,655 in Russian

masters

The Russian word "мастера" (plural of "мастер") means "masters" or "craftsmen" in English, referring to skilled individuals in a trade or art.

In a sentence

  • Мастера искусств часто проводят выставки своих работ.

    Masters of arts often hold exhibitions of their works.

    Here, 'мастера' (masters) refers to individuals skilled in arts, highlighting their expertise.

  • Она учится у мастера шитья, чтобы улучшить свои навыки.

    She is learning from a master of sewing to improve her skills.

    In this sentence, 'мастер' (master) denotes a mentor or expert in the specific skill of sewing.

  • Мастера своего дела всегда востребованы в любой сфере.

    Masters of their craft are always in demand in any field.

    'Мастера' (masters) in this context refers to people who excel in their professions, emphasizing excellence and specialization.

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