dilettante
31dilettante — dil|et|tante [ ,dılə tant ] noun count FORMAL someone who is interested in something such as art or music but does not know very much about it …
32dilettante — pl.m. e f. dilettanti …
33dilettante — ит. [дилетта/нтэ], фр. [дилета/нт], англ. [дилитэ/нти] дилетант, любитель …
34dilettante — A lover of, or dabbler in, the fine arts; most often used with a hint of condescension; pl. dilettantes or dilettanti …
35dilettante — dil·et·tan·te || ‚dɪlɪ tæntɪ n. amateur, dabbler, nonprofessional, one who engages in activities for pleasure; person having an amateur interest in the arts adj. superficial, amateur, nonprofessional …
36dilettante — (DIH leh tahnt) [Italian, from Latin] A person who engages in an activity or pursues knowledge simply for his or her own amusement. A dabbler, an amateur. Also, one who loves the fine arts …
37dilettante — [ˌdɪlɪ tanteɪ, ti] noun (plural dilettanti ti or dilettantes) a person who has a superficial interest in a subject but lacks real knowledge of it. ↘archaic a person with an amateur interest in the arts. Derivatives dilettantish adjective… …
38dilettante — agg.; anche s. m. e f. 1. amatore, cultore, amateur (fr.) □ (teat.) filodrammatico CONTR. professionista, specialista, intenditore, conoscitore □ studioso 2. (est., spreg.) inesperto, incompetente, facilone, principiante, apprendista,… …
39dilettante — n. [It.] 1. Amateur, trifling or desultory cultivator. 2. Pretender to taste (in the fine arts) …
40dilettante — n 1. dabbler, Inf. dabster, smatterer, sciolist, half scholar, amateur, nonprofessional, layman; do it yourselfer, putterer, potterer, trifler, dalli er, piddler. 2. art lover, person of taste, connoisseur, Latin, arbiter elegantiae; member of… …