masterfully

/ˈmæstɝfəɫi/ adv

In a masterful manner; in an extremely confident and competent manner.

Word Origin Master comes from Latin magister 'chief, teacher,' and masterful means having the qualities of a master — commanding, expert. The suffix -ful (from Old English full) means 'full of,' so masterfully is 'in a manner full of mastery.' The same magister root gives us mistress (female master) and magistrate. The breakdown master+ful+ly shows the adjective and adverb layers.

adv In a masterful manner; in an extremely confident and competent manner.

She masterfully negotiated the complex deal, impressing everyone involved.

(副词) 娴熟地;精湛地;老练地

她娴熟地 negotiated 了这笔复杂的交易,给所有参与者留下了深刻印象。

(adverbio) magistralmente; con maestría; brillantemente; diestramente [De manera magistral; con una confianza y competencia extraordinarias.]

Negoció el complejo trato de forma magistral, impresionando a todos los involucrados.

(adverbe) avec maestria; magistralement; de main de maître; avec brio; en virtuose [De manière magistrale, avec une grande maîtrise et assurance.]

Elle a négocié le contrat de façon magistrale, impressionnant tout le monde.

(Adverb) meisterhaft; souverän; meisterlich [Auf eine meisterhafte, äußerst kompetente und selbstsichere Weise.]

Sie verhandelte den komplexen Deal **masterfully** und beeindruckte alle Beteiligten.

(副詞) 達人らしく、卓越した手腕で

彼女は複雑な取引を見事に交渉し、関係者全員を感心させた。

(advérbio) magistralmente; com maestria; perfeitamente [De maneira magistral; de uma forma extremamente confiante e competente.]

Ela **mestralmente** negociou o acordo complexo, impressionando todos os envolvidos.

Word parts: master + ful + ly

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