Переводы „dilettante“ в словаре англо » русский

dilettante <-s [or -ti]> [ˌdɪlɪˈtæntɪ, америк. -əˈtɑ:nt] СУЩ.

dilettante

дилета́нт м.

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английский

Considered something of a dilettante, he showed considerable interest in art and music, associating with numerous local painters, writers and journalists.

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He has the curiosity of a highly literate dilettante and a preoccupation with alternative histories, secrets large and small, and the fuzzy line where truth and fiction blur.

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His patronage was exercised, not from vanity or a mere dilettante love of letters, but with a view to the higher interest of the state.

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After leaving, he found that he was considered a dilettante, which resulted in it taking him longer than expected to be accepted as a serious actor.

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Dilettante only published three titles, but their impact was considerable.

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Fleck really offers no defense to the charge of being a musical dilettante, he simply celebrates the surface pleasures of different varieties of music, offering an overlapping series of appetizers.

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People said he was cold, a calculator, a dilettante.

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Others will remember that it takes more than desperate shocks to add substance to the sloppy diddlings of a dilettante.

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His "flneur" is an uninvolved but highly perceptive bourgeois dilettante.

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This sometimes requires him to appear as an aristocratic dilettante, naturally enough, but on other occasions he has impersonated a tradesman or a servant.

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