aficionado
의미: A person who is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about an activity or subject.
Aficionado denotes someone with deep, genuine passion and expertise in a particular field, typically acquired through personal devotion rather than formal study. It is commonly applied to pursuits such as wine, food, music, cinema, and sport. The word carries a warmer, more approving tone than 'expert' or 'specialist,' emphasising enjoyment alongside knowledge. It often collocates with 'jazz,' 'wine,' 'film,' and 'art.'
예문
- As a jazz aficionado, she could identify any Miles Davis recording within the first few bars. 作为爵士乐的狂热爱好者,她能在开头几个小节内辨别出迈尔斯·戴维斯的任何录音。Como aficionada al jazz, era capaz de identificar cualquier grabación de Miles Davis en los primeros compases.ジャズ愛好家として、彼女は最初の数小節でマイルス・デイヴィスのどの録音かを言い当てることができた。재즈 애호가인 그녀는 처음 몇 소절만 듣고도 마일스 데이비스의 어떤 녹음인지 알아맞힐 수 있었다.
- The restaurant attracted aficionados of Italian cuisine from across the country. 这家餐厅吸引了来自全国各地的意大利料理爱好者。El restaurante atraía a aficionados a la cocina italiana de todo el país.そのレストランは全国からイタリア料理の愛好家を集めていた。그 레스토랑은 전국 각지에서 이탈리아 요리 애호가들을 불러모았다.
- He was a true aficionado of Victorian literature, with a personal library of over three thousand volumes. 他是维多利亚文学的真正爱好者,个人藏书超过三千册。Era un verdadero aficionado a la literatura victoriana, con una biblioteca personal de más de tres mil volúmenes.彼はヴィクトリア朝文学の真の愛好家で、3千冊を超える個人蔵書を持っていた。그는 빅토리아 시대 문학의 진정한 애호가로, 3천 권이 넘는 개인 장서를 보유하고 있었다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: cultural, media, general
어조: positive
기원과 역사
From Spanish aficionado (an amateur or devotee), past participle of aficionar (to inspire affection), from afición (affection), ultimately from Latin affectio. Entered English in the early 19th century, originally referring to devotees of bullfighting.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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