No. 7,860 in Spanish
masters
"Masters" in Spanish can correspond to **"maestros"** (teachers) or **"maestrías"** (graduate degrees) depending on the context.
In a sentence
Los maestros enseñan en la escuela.
The teachers teach at the school.
Here, 'maestros' means 'teachers', referring to professionals who deliver education.
Juan domina varios temas como si fuera un maestro.
Juan masters several topics as if he were a teacher.
In this sentence, 'maestro' metaphorically implies someone mastering or excelling in a subject, akin to a teacher's expertise.
Ella está estudiando para obtener una maestría.
She is studying to obtain a master's degree.
The word 'maestría' refers to a master's degree, signifying advanced study in a specialized subject.
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