panache
의미: Flamboyant confidence and stylish elegance in manner or performance.
Panache implies not merely doing something well but doing it with conspicuous flair and dash. It carries connotations of theatrical confidence and is often used in arts criticism, sports writing, and fashion journalism. Common collocations include 'with panache,' 'great panache,' and 'characteristic panache.' It suggests an audience is present, whether literally or figuratively, to appreciate the display.
예문
- The director staged the battle sequences with a cinematic panache rarely seen in British television. 导演以英国电视剧中少见的电影化气派编排了战争场面。El director escenificó las secuencias de batalla con un panache cinematográfico rara vez visto en la televisión británica.その監督は、英国テレビでは稀に見る映画的な華やかさで戦闘シーンを演出した。그 감독은 영국 텔레비전에서 좀처럼 보기 드문 영화적 화려함으로 전투 장면을 연출했다.
- She wore the outrageous outfit with such panache that nobody thought to question it. 她穿着那套大胆的服装,气场十足,以至于无人想到质疑。Llevaba el extravagante atuendo con tal panache que a nadie se le ocurrió cuestionarlo.彼女はその大胆な衣装をあまりにも堂々と着こなしたので、誰も疑問を差し挟もうとしなかった。그녀는 그 파격적인 의상을 너무나 당당하게 소화하여 아무도 의문을 품지 않았다.
- The violinist attacked the cadenza with a panache that left the audience breathless. 那位小提琴家以令观众屏息的华丽气势演奏了华彩乐段。El violinista abordó la cadencia con un panache que dejó al público sin aliento.そのヴァイオリニストはカデンツァを圧倒的な華麗さで弾き切り、聴衆を息を呑ませた。그 바이올리니스트는 압도적인 화려함으로 카덴차를 연주해 청중의 숨을 멎게 했다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: literary, journalism
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From French 'panache' meaning a plume of feathers, especially on a helmet, from Italian 'pennacchio,' ultimately from Latin 'pinna' (feather). The figurative sense of flamboyant confidence derives from the swaggering display of a plumed helmet.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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