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connoisseur

/ˌkɒn.əˈsɜːr/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona con conocimiento experto y apreciación refinada en un campo determinado, especialmente en arte, comida o bebidas.

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noun

/ˌkɒn.əˈsɜːr/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona con conocimiento experto y apreciación refinada en un campo determinado, especialmente en arte, comida o bebidas.

A noun referring to a person who has expert knowledge and keen appreciation in a particular field, especially in the arts, food, or drink.

  1. Expert in fine arts or tasteC1formal

    A person who has expert knowledge and keen appreciation of the arts, food, drink, or other matters of taste.

    esEntendido o conocedor experto en artes y gustos refinados

    • He is a connoisseur of fine wines and can identify the vintage blindfolded.
    • The art connoisseur immediately recognized the painting as a genuine Rembrandt.
    • Only a true connoisseur can appreciate the subtle flavors in this dish.

    Sinónimosaficionadoappreciatorarbiterauthoritycognoscentecriticepicureexpertgourmetjudgemavenspecialist

  2. Discriminating judgeC1formal

    A person who is able to make fine distinctions and judgments in a particular field.

    esEntendido, juez competente

    • She is a connoisseur of classical music and rarely attends modern concerts.
    • The cigar connoisseur carefully examined the wrapper before lighting it.
    • As a connoisseur of literature, he could detect the author's influences immediately.

    Sinónimosaficionadoauthoritycognoscentecriticexpertjudgespecialist

Formas
  • connoisseurs plural form
  • connoisseurs' possessive plural form
  • connoisseur's possessive singular form
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