At one time, it seems to have referred to someone who had lots of expertise in a subject, but today, it mainly refers to someone who has only a superficial or casual knowledge of something, yet tries to pass himself or herself off as an expert. For example: She thinks she knows a lot about Shakespeare's plays, but really she is just a dilettante.
A dilettante is a person who is an amateur in the arts. They have a lack of knowledge. For example, "The doctor took a dilettante approach to painting".
Dilettante is a person whose interests are superficial rather than professional. A sentence with the word dilettante could be, "There are many rich dilettantes at the art gallery tonight."
the dilettante felt that his superficial knowledge of art qualified him to judge the artist work
y dont ppl no there vocabulary
A dabbler; a dilettante; an amateur.
Dilettante Press was created in 1995.
La Dilettante was created in 1999.
A dilettante is a person who is an amateur in the arts. They have a lack of knowledge. For example, "The doctor took a dilettante approach to painting".
Le dilettante d'Avignon was created in 1829.
Dilettante is a person whose interests are superficial rather than professional. A sentence with the word dilettante could be, "There are many rich dilettantes at the art gallery tonight."
La dilettante - 1999 is rated/received certificates of: France:U
the dilettante felt that his superficial knowledge of art qualified him to judge the artist work
Dilettante
Layman, dilettante.
y dont ppl no there vocabulary
Not exactly but close. So is elephant and dilettante.
La dilettante - 1999 was released on: France: 7 July 1999 Belgium: 15 September 1999 USA: October 1999 (Chicago International Film Festival)