マエストロ まえすとろ noun maestro musicperson 1. maestro; master musician An honorific for a distinguished conductor or a master of a musical art, borrowed through Italian and used as a term of respect. 観客(かんきゃく)はマエストロに拍手(はくしゅ)を送(おく)った。🔊 The audience applauded the maestro. あの指揮者(しきしゃ)はマエストロと呼(よ)ばれている。🔊 That conductor is called a maestro. 世界(せかい)的(てき)なマエストロが今夜(こんや)の演奏(えんそう)を指揮(しき)する。🔊 A world-renowned maestro will conduct tonight's performance. An honorific, borrowed through Italian, for a distinguished conductor or a master of a musical art. Used as a term of respect, often as a form of address.Similar words指揮者(しきしゃ): conductor — the neutral term for the roleコンダクター: conductor — a plain loanword without the honorific nuance Related Words Compare: 指揮者(しきしゃ) (conductor) Compare: コンダクター (conductor) Compare: 巨匠(きょしょう) (great master) general Added 2026.7.21 9:17 · Revised 2026.9.2 13:02 30000/30012_maesutoro