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61 ošljar
• botcher; cobbler; dabbler; patcher -
62 šeprtlja
• blunderer; bungler; dabbler; muff; nitwit; slouch -
63 дилетант
/dʲɪlʲɪˈtɑnt/
dilettante, amateur, dabbler -
64 dyletantka
m dyletan|t, dyletantka f książk., pejor. dilettante pejor., dabbler pejor.- być dyletantem w sprawach a. w dziedzinie polityki to be a dilettante as far as politics are concernedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dyletantka
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65 dyletan|t
m dyletan|t, dyletantka f książk., pejor. dilettante pejor., dabbler pejor.- być dyletantem w sprawach a. w dziedzinie polityki to be a dilettante as far as politics are concernedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dyletan|t
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66 الهاوي
n. amateur, dabbler, dabster, dilettante -
67 هاو
1́ adj. non professional, amateur, amateurish, unprofessional2́ n. fan, collector, devotee, dabbler, dabbling -
68 fušer
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69 tripatouilleur
n. m.1. 'Jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none' dabbler. Comme tripatouilleur, on ne fait pas mieux! He's always poking his fingers into gubbins he doesn't know a thing about!2. 'Fiddler', 'sticky-fingered' bookkeeper (one who acts dishonestly). -
70 дилетант
м.dilettante (pl -ti [-tiː]); amateur [-tɜː], dabbler разг.дилета́нт в му́зыке — musical dilettante
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71 дилетант
муж.smatterer, dilettante мн. ч. -nti; amateur; dabbler разг.быть дилетантом — to smatter (in, at)
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72 дилетант
dilettante; dabbler разг. -
73 هاو
هاوٍ (الهاوِي): مُوْلَعٌ بِـ، صاحِبُ هِوَايَة، غَيْرُ مُحْتَرِفhobbyist; fancier; fan, buff; amateur, dabbler, dilettante, nonprofessional, unprofessional -
74 brčkalo
m/n (djetetu) little dabbler/paddler/ /splasher; cul (za jaja) egg-whisk -
75 дилетант
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76 любитель
lover имя существительное:buff (любитель, цвет буйволовой кожи, буйволовая кожа, болельщик, кожа человека, толстая бычачья кожа) -
77 amateur
amateur, fancier, dabbler, dilettante -
78 liefhebber
liefhebber, liefhebster1 [iemand die veel van iets houdt] lover♦voorbeelden:hij is een liefhebber van paarden/van de jacht • 〈 paarden〉 he's a horse-lover; 〈 jacht〉 he's a hunting manzijn er nog liefhebbers? • (are there) any takers?daar zullen wel liefhebbers voor zijn • there are sure to be candidates/ 〈 ook figuurlijk〉 customers for that -
79 დილეტანტი
namateur, dabbler, dilettante -
80 Franklin, Benjamin
[br]b. 17 January 1706 Boston, Massachusetts, USAd. 17 April 1790 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA[br]American diplomat, statesman, scientist and inventor of bifocal spectacle lenses.[br]Described as a versatile genius, although less fairly also as an amateur dabbler, Franklin was of immediate English ancestry from Northamptonshire. During a long and prolific life, his innovations included the Franklin stove, arrangements for house ventilation and aeronautical and electrical experimentation. He was awarded the Copley Medal of the Royal Society in 1753 for his discoveries in relation to lighting conductors.His principal contribution to medicine was the invention of bifocal lenses constructed by the cementing of glass wafers to existing spectacle lenses. The date of this invention is uncertain, but was probably c.1774. A letter he wrote to a friend in 1775 refers to Peter Dollond, of the London optical firm, who has sometimes been thought to have contemporaneously developed some form of bifocal lens. Franklin's invention of the lens was prompted by his own visual difficulties.[br]Principal Honours and DistinctionsRoyal Medical Society of Paris 1777. Medical Society of London 1787. Royal Society Copley Medal 1753.Bibliography1888, The Life of Benjamin Franklin, Written by Himself, Philadelphia.Further ReadingC.van Dorek, 1938, Benjamin Franklin.H.Barty-King, 1986, Eyes Right, London.MG
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