magistral

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magistral [ma-yis-tral]

adjetivo

1Magistral, magisterial.

magistral

adjective

1magisterial (de maestro)

2masterly (excelente)

magistral [mah-his-trahl’]

adjective

1Magisterial, masterly (genial), oracular.

2Applied to a prebend in Catholic cathedrals, called magistral, and to the person who enjoys it.

3(Mod.) Magistral or magistralia: applied to such medicines as are extemporaneous or in common use.

noun

4Title of a prebendary, in the Roman Catholic church, whose functions consist in teaching and preaching. (f)

magistral

adjetivo

1 (genial) [+actuación, obra] masterly

cantó el aria de forma magistral she gave a masterly rendition of the aria

lo toreó de forma magistral combinan de un modo magistral el dominio de la forma, y los aspectos simbólicos

2 [+actitud, tono] (gen) magisterial; (peyorativo) pompous; pedantic;

sustantivo:masculino

(also reloj magistral) master clock

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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously