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Значения термина dilettante на английском

португальский
diletante
каталонский
diletant

An amateur who engages in an activity without serious intentions and who pretends to have knowledge.

diletante

Showing frivolous or superficial interest; amateurish.

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Examples for "dabbler"
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And I am only a dabbler in that as in everything else.
The Trumpeter Swan
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Sainte Croix, who had been in Italy, was a dabbler in poisons.
Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 2
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As a dabbler in mines he had been out of his element.
The Right of Way — Volume 03
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John was a dabbler, a sort of Renaissance man, if you will.
Wired
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He's a fraud and a dabbler, and Mr. Lockhart shall have his evidence.
The Apocalypse Codex
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How often do we hear the sciolist condemned in these words:
English Literature, Considered as an Interpreter of English Hist...
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Now she was a pedant; and then a sciolist.
St. Elmo
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If he were a sciolist or a wrongheaded fanatic, this would be a serious evil.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
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You had better ask Mr. Bradlaugh, or some eminent popular sciolist Huxley or Spencer would do.
'That Very Mab'
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Music refuses to give up its secrets in a formula and at last eludes the sciolist with his ever-ready theorem.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 14 / Little J...
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A wandering dilettante, the worst type of the pseudo-culture of our universities.
The Half-Hearted
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A scholar-dilettante, such as she had met in the Court of Bel.
Dragonshadow
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But Williams is no dilettante, he is deadly serious about his music.
Reuters
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This antiquated fussiness of the dilettante little nobleman was sickening to her.
Vittoria — Volume 2
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I would become an expert, demonstrate that I wasn't just a dilettante.
The Irish Times
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But Norham, the outsider and dilettante, was conscious of a kindled mind.
The Case of Richard Meynell
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He becomes, by degrees, first self-repressed and unemotional, then a cynical dilettante.
Mornings in the College Chapel / Short Addresses to Young Men on...
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Fortunately also, for him, he was no mere dreamer, or idle dilettante.
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime; The Portrait of Mr. W.H., and Other ...
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One imagines him, from his childhood, as a perfect connoisseur, a dilettante.
Old and New Masters
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What am I really, a little dilettante or a great big donkey?
Venus in Furs
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The products of this workplace were, however, those of the most uninspired dilettante.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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David was no dilettante; he played the center of the court.
The gunslinger
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He was a dilettante who, at bottom, held no political beliefs at all.
11/22/63
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He was a dilettante in love, as he was in art.
Dangerous Days
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A dilettante is someone who can't tell the difference between fashion and style.
The Irish Times
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The manager of the Rancho de las Sombras was no dilettante.
Whirligigs
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diletant
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