English–Japanese
“heyday” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajizensei
Example
その店は全盛を迎えています。so no mise wa zen sei o muka e te i ma su
The store is enjoying its heyday.
How to say “heyday” in Japanese
“Heyday” in Japanese is 全盛 (zensei).
Marks the period when a person, group, or enterprise reaches its highest level of prosperity and influence.
Example sentences with 全盛
その俳優は若い頃に全盛を極めました。so no hai yū wa waka i koro ni zen sei o kiwa me ma shi ta
The actor reached the height of his success when he was young.
Tips for using 全盛
- English uses "heyday" for people, industries, and cultural movements, so it can describe a flourishing era rather than a single high point.