eminence in Japanese
eminence in Japanese is 顕貴, 高名, 傑出 — eminence means high rank, fame, or distinction within a particular field.
eminence in Japanese
顕貴
Someone of high rank, reputation or social status.
高名
Pronounced: kōmei
Someone of high rank, reputation or social status.
傑出
Pronounced: kesshutsu
The quality or state of being eminent.
高地
Pronounced: kōchi
(geology) An elevated land area or a hill.
What does "eminence" mean?
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noun High rank, fame, or distinction within a particular field.
"She rose to eminence as one of the country's leading surgeons."
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noun A raised area of land, or a bodily protrusion.
"The fort was built on a rocky eminence overlooking the valley."
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eminence in a sentence
- She rose to eminence as one of the country's leading surgeons.
- His eminence in the art world was undisputed.
- The fort was built on a rocky eminence overlooking the valley.
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What is "eminence" in Japanese?
"eminence" in Japanese is 顕貴, 高名, 傑出. eminence means: High rank, fame, or distinction within a particular field.
How do you use "eminence" in a sentence?
Example: "She rose to eminence as one of the country's leading surgeons." In Japanese, "eminence" is 顕貴, 高名, 傑出.
Are there other ways to say "eminence" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "eminence": 顕貴, 高名, 傑出, 高地.
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