selection in Japanese
selection in Japanese is 選択 — selection means the act of choosing one or more things or people from a larger group.
selection in Japanese
選択
Pronounced: sentaku
The process or act of selecting.
What does "selection" mean?
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noun The act of choosing one or more things or people from a larger group.
"The selection of a new head teacher took three months."
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noun The thing or set of things chosen, or the range available to choose from.
"The shop carries a wide selection of imported cheeses."
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noun In biology, the process by which some organisms survive and reproduce more successfully than others, so that their traits become more common in a population.
"Natural selection favours moths whose colouring matches the bark."
selection in a sentence
- The selection of a new head teacher took three months.
- Selection for the squad is based purely on form.
- The shop carries a wide selection of imported cheeses.
- Her selection for the recital was a Chopin nocturne.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "selection" in Japanese?
"selection" in Japanese is 選択. selection means: The act of choosing one or more things or people from a larger group.
How do you pronounce 選択?
"selection" in Japanese is 選択, pronounced "sentaku".
How do you use "selection" in a sentence?
Example: "The selection of a new head teacher took three months." In Japanese, "selection" is 選択.
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