Aún no tenemos significados para "become a connoisseur".
1He understood Josephine now-hewho had become a connoisseur of love.
2Now, a duchess of the famously cultured House of York, she has become a connoisseur.
3In these he is luxurious; he has become a connoisseur; but this has not been the difficulty.
4She wondered if she could become a connoisseur of such noises, listening to them like some Epicurean listening to a Mozart clarinet quartet.
5I became a connoisseur in tobacco when I was in India.
6Today's variety was baboon dung again-shewas becoming a connoisseur.
7Hawthorne enjoyed no such advantages, nor did he even think of becoming a connoisseur.
8Once a fan of the serial epic, I became a connoisseur of the short story.
9I'm becoming a connoisseur of weather systems, watching fronts invade and recede, break, roll, gather, disperse.
10Then silence as each man became a connoisseur.
11He became a connoisseur in colonial produce, an oracle in coffee, whose decision was much deferred to by the Ostrau shopkeepers.
12"Since when did Alec become a connoisseur?"
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