Definition of disinvoltura in English:

disinvoltura

noun ˌdɪsɪnvɒlˈtjʊərədisˌinvälˈtyo͝orə

mass nounliterary

Self-assurance; lack of constraint.
a certain disinvoltura was all very well, but not as unthinkingly as this!
Example sentencesExamples
- I refer to the splendid disinvoltura of his portraits, to the harmonious naturalness with which the figures occupy the space and present themselves to the spectators.
- Chefs will usually take pride from insouciantly reeling off the huge range of dishes on offer and, provided the ingredients are in season, will often be able to rustle up anything you may ask for with characteristic disinvoltura.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Italian, from disinvolto 'unembarrassed', from disinvolgere 'unwind'.

Definition of disinvoltura in US English:

disinvoltura

noundisˌinvälˈtyo͝orə

literary

Self-assurance; lack of constraint.
a certain disinvoltura was all very well, but not as unthinkingly as this!
Example sentencesExamples
- Chefs will usually take pride from insouciantly reeling off the huge range of dishes on offer and, provided the ingredients are in season, will often be able to rustle up anything you may ask for with characteristic disinvoltura.
- I refer to the splendid disinvoltura of his portraits, to the harmonious naturalness with which the figures occupy the space and present themselves to the spectators.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Italian, from disinvolto ‘unembarrassed’, from disinvolgere ‘unwind’.

单词	disinvoltura
释义	Definition of disinvoltura in English: disinvoltura noun ˌdɪsɪnvɒlˈtjʊərədisˌinvälˈtyo͝orə mass nounliterary Self-assurance; lack of constraint. a certain disinvoltura was all very well, but not as unthinkingly as this! Example sentencesExamples I refer to the splendid disinvoltura of his portraits, to the harmonious naturalness with which the figures occupy the space and present themselves to the spectators. Chefs will usually take pride from insouciantly reeling off the huge range of dishes on offer and, provided the ingredients are in season, will often be able to rustle up anything you may ask for with characteristic disinvoltura. Origin Mid 19th century: from Italian, from disinvolto 'unembarrassed', from disinvolgere 'unwind'. Definition of disinvoltura in US English: disinvoltura noundisˌinvälˈtyo͝orə literary Self-assurance; lack of constraint. a certain disinvoltura was all very well, but not as unthinkingly as this! Example sentencesExamples Chefs will usually take pride from insouciantly reeling off the huge range of dishes on offer and, provided the ingredients are in season, will often be able to rustle up anything you may ask for with characteristic disinvoltura. I refer to the splendid disinvoltura of his portraits, to the harmonious naturalness with which the figures occupy the space and present themselves to the spectators. Origin Mid 19th century: from Italian, from disinvolto ‘unembarrassed’, from disinvolgere ‘unwind’.
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