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Перевод: aficionado

[существительное]
болельщик ; поклонник

Тезаурус:

1. But all she saw was slow, repeated, stumbling, coughing killings at which she retched in a very conventional English animal-loving way, which upset Monsieur Grimaud, who was an aficionado, and had been lecturing Frederica on the provenance and meaning of that word.
2. Some said the sport came from the Norsemen, others muttered about the Romans who after all had been in the area for several centuries and left little else but stone, and one literary aficionado had just written a treatise tracing it back in direct line to Jacob's wrestling with the angel.
3. LOUD POST-punk US Garage aficionado and bar gnome - he went to Smashed!, you know.
4. Incidentally, Bert's Golden Hfner was number 13, and the one here, which belongs to Hfner aficionado Gordon Giltrap, has number 16 on its label
5. Students with Aficionado tickets for Code C performances will be paying only 4-;40 for each performance.
6. Follesdal (1975) is a helpful account of Quine's epistemology and its relation to his theory of meaning, by an aficionado .
7. "The performers are not particularly attractive - they're more like everyday people you'd find on the street," acknowledges one aficionado, explaining why he likes the tapes.
8. Like a crossword aficionado you developed an affinity with certain compilers - and from Ximenes you stayed well clear!
9. And the idea that I resisted her desire to vamoose from my apartment, that I was unmoved when she burst into tears - how could I, an aficionado of opera, fail to respond to lachrymosity? - is a ridiculous exaggeration.
10. IBM Corp has won 88000 RISC aficionado , Harris Corp, for the PowerPC RISC IBM is developing with Motorola Inc and Apple Computer Inc as part of an alliance aimed at the US Federal market.
11. He told his friend Andy Messing - also an aficionado of Central American wars - a fantastic tale of piloting a small plane into the battle zone in El Salvador to evacuate two wounded men, almost crash-landing, losing his windshield to a machine-gunner, and all while on a secret trip for the NSC; his face was covered with cuts from the shattered glass.
12. To the aficionado, angling is both peaceful and exhilarating, to the uninitiated, sitting on a river bank on which you are more likely to catch a score of gnats than one trout, seems a long-winded way of getting a fish dinner.
13. It is necessary if you are a scientist, as it is if you are a juggler or an aficionado of the French horn, to employ jargon.