1550s, "a tuft or plume of feathers," from Middle French pennache "tuft of feathers," from Italian pennaccio, from Late Latin pinnaculum "small wing, gable, peak" (see pinnacle). Figurative sense of "display, swagger" first recorded 1898 (in translation of "Cyrano de Bergerac"), from French.
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1. Their work has all the usual punch, panache and flair you 'dexpect.
彼らの作品はいつも人を引きつけて、気品があって、斬新で、あなたを失望させません。
2.The BBC Symphony Orchestra played with great panache .
英国放送協会交響楽団は演奏が自由自在である。/
3.She dresses with great panache .
彼女はとても派手な服装をしている。
4.Her panache at dealing with the world 's media is quite astonishing.