dilettante in Chinese
dilettante in Chinese is 愛好者 — dilettante means someone who dabbles in a subject or art out of casual interest rather than serious commitment.
dilettante in Chinese
愛好者
Pronounced: ài hào zhě
What does "dilettante" mean?
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noun Someone who dabbles in a subject or art out of casual interest rather than serious commitment.
"He’s more of a dilettante than a serious painter."
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- He’s more of a dilettante than a serious painter.
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What is "dilettante" in Chinese?
"dilettante" in Chinese is 愛好者. dilettante means: Someone who dabbles in a subject or art out of casual interest rather than serious commitment.
How do you pronounce 愛好者?
"dilettante" in Chinese is 愛好者, pronounced "ài hào zhě".
How do you use "dilettante" in a sentence?
Example: "He’s more of a dilettante than a serious painter." In Chinese, "dilettante" is 愛好者.
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