maestro
teacher
A 'maestro' refers to a person who teaches, particularly in a school. The term is gender neutral.
Example sentences using: maestro
El maestro está enfermo hoy.
The teacher is sick today.
In this situation, 'maestro' is used to indicate a teacher, and the sentence states that the teacher is sick today.
El maestro está enseñando una lección de español.
The teacher is teaching a Spanish lesson.
In this example, 'maestro' translates to 'teacher'. The sentence is showing the teacher in the act of teaching a Spanish lesson.
El maestro dirige la orquesta
The conductor is leading the orchestra.
'Maestro' can also mean 'conductor' aside from 'teacher'. In this sentence, the 'maestro' is leading an orchestra.
Mi maestro de música es muy estricto.
My music teacher is very strict.
'Maestro' is used to indicate 'teacher'. 'Música' is music. So 'maestro de música' is a music teacher.
El maestro de ceremonia está anunciando los siguientes eventos.
The master of ceremonies is announcing the next events.
'Maestro de ceremonia' is a term for a person who directs an event or ceremony.
El maestro está corrigiendo los exámenes.
The teacher is correcting the exams.
Here, 'maestro' refers to a teacher who is in the act of correcting or grading exams.
Mi maestro de matemáticas es muy bueno.
My math teacher is very good.
'Maestro de matemáticas' refers to a math teacher. 'Muy bueno' means very good.
¿Conoces al maestro de la escuela secundaria?
Do you know the high school teacher?
This sentence is asking if the person being spoken to knows the 'maestro de la escuela secundaria', which translates to 'high school teacher'.
El maestro de yoga es muy tranquilo.
The yoga teacher is very calm.
This sentence describes a 'maestro de yoga', or yoga teacher, as being very calm.
El maestro siempre llega temprano.
The teacher always arrives early.
Here, 'maestro' simply refers to a teacher who always arrives early.