English–Japanese

“elite” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajierīto

Example

社会のエリートが大きな責任を負います。sha kai no e rī to ga ō ki na seki nin o o i ma su

The elite in society bear great responsibility.

Illustration for エリート (elite)

How to say “elite” in Japanese

“Elite” in Japanese is エリート (erīto).

Describes a person or group regarded as especially capable or influential within a larger society or group.

Full entry for エリート: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with エリート

政治家は、エリートだけでなく幅広い人々の声を聞く必要があります。sei ji ka wa e rī to da ke de na ku haba hiro i hito bito no koe o ki ku hitsu yō ga a ri ma su

Politicians need to listen to a wide range of people, not just the elite.

Tips for using エリート

  • In English, elite often appears before a noun in phrases such as elite athletes, so it can describe exceptional ability as well as social status.

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