Pronunciation: /vər.tʃuˈoʊ.soʊ/
noun a person highly skilled in a particular art or field
A1 She is a virtuoso at playing the piano.
A2 The young violinist showed potential to become a virtuoso.
B1 The virtuoso guitarist amazed the audience with his skills.
B2 As a virtuoso in the art world, she was highly respected by her peers.
C1 The virtuoso pianist performed a flawless concerto at the prestigious concert hall.
C2 He was considered a virtuoso in the field of astrophysics, with groundbreaking research published in top journals.
adjective characterized by virtuosity
A1 She is a virtuoso pianist.
A2 The virtuoso chef prepared a delicious meal.
B1 He is a virtuoso guitarist, known for his incredible skill.
B2 The virtuoso violinist captivated the audience with her performance.
C1 The virtuoso painter's work is highly sought after by collectors.
C2 The virtuoso cellist's interpretation of the concerto was truly masterful.
formal The virtuoso pianist performed a flawless concerto at the prestigious concert hall.
informal Did you see that virtuoso guitarist shred on stage last night?
slang That dude is a virtuoso on the drums, he can play anything!
figurative She was a virtuoso at multitasking, able to juggle multiple tasks effortlessly.
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