master piece

基本解釋

The little fretted stone rose-window above the door was in particular a master-piece of grace and lightness―a star of lace.
小教堂門楣上那鏤空的薔薇花瓣小圓窗，纖秀而優(yōu)雅，尤爲(wèi)是一件傑作，好似一顆用花邊做成的星星。
Hainie was not only a famous political poet, but also a brilliant love-singer, whose master-piece, THE COLLECTION of POEMS was poetry that most were about love.
海涅既是一位著名的政治詩人，又是一位卓越的愛情歌手，其成名作《詩歌集》是一部以寫愛情詩爲(wèi)主的詩歌集。
Chua recounts the time her then-seven-year-old daughter Louisa couldn’t master a piano piece and tore the score to shreds when Chua forced her back for more practice.
蔡教授談到，在她女兒路易莎七嵗的時候，有一次，她不能彈好一首鋼琴曲。儅蔡教授強(qiáng)行讓她繼續(xù)練習(xí)時，她便將樂譜撕得粉碎。

Likewise, Lawrence became a master of the set-piece engagement—albeit on a small scale—as his victory over the Turkish army at Tafileh in January 1918 so amply demonstrated.
ECONOMIST: Lawrence of Arabia
Coben could make a 10, 000-piece jigsaw puzzle look like something a preschooler could master in minutes.
FORBES: Just One Look
This was just the sort of bravura piece and hyper-public occasion of which he had become a master.
NEWYORKER: The Olympian

A masterpiece is an extremely good painting, novel, film, or other work of art.
An artist's, writer's, or composer's masterpiece is the best work that they have ever produced.
A masterpiece is an extremely clever or skilful example of something.