| Id | ESLPod_0728_WE_1131 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 728 |
| Episode Title | Describing One's Skill Level |
| Phrase | master |
| Text | In this podcast, the verb "to master" means to become very good at doing something so that one doesn't have any doubts about it: "If you want to master the art of watercolor painting, you'll have to buy better paints and paintbrushes." The verb "to master" can also mean to overcome something, or to succeed despite a challenge or difficulty: "Once Hal learned to master his impatience, he became a very successful leader." As a noun, a "master" is a person who is in control of something or is an expert in something: "He is a master champion in golf." A "master" can also refer to the original version of something: "Please don't give away the master copy. Make copies of it instead." |
| Topics | About You | Business |
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