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masterwork

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mas·ter·work  (mstr-wûrk)
n.
See masterpiece.
Translations
masterwork [ˈmɑːstəwɜːk] N → obra f maestra
masterwork [ˈmɑːstərwɜːrk] n (= masterpiece) → chef-d'œuvre m
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