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Pronunciation / Transliteration: intenditore
"È un intenditore di vini pregiati."
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An expert judge in matters of taste.
"She is a connoisseur of fine art and rare wines."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Borrowed from French connoisseur, earlier connaisseur, from Old French connoistre (to know), from Latin cognoscere.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Connoisseur" is said worldwide
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connoisseur
Transliteration: connoisseur
"C'est un véritable connoisseur en matière de vin."
Kenner
Transliteration: Kenner
"Er ist ein Kenner der klassischen Musik."
intenditore
Transliteration: intenditore
"È un intenditore di vini pregiati."
connoisseur
Transliteration: connoisseur
"Es un connoisseur del arte contemporáneo."
conhecedor
Transliteration: conhecedor
"Ele é um conhecedor de vinhos raros."
पारखी
Transliteration: paarkhi
"वह अच्छे संगीत का पारखी है।"
鉴赏家
Transliteration: jiànshǎngjiā
"他是一位杰出的艺术鉴赏家。"
감정가
Transliteration: gamjeongga
"그는 미술품 감정가로 유명하다."
鑑定家
Transliteration: kanteika
"彼はワインの鑑定家として知られている。"
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