Translation guide
Describes someone who is highly skilled, proficient, or has achieved a lot. Japanese uses different words depending on whether you mean skilled at an art/sport, academically accomplished, or generally successful.
Describing someone who is highly proficient or talented in a specific field like music, martial arts, or a traditional art.
Means 'skilled' or 'proficient' through long practice. Often used for technical or manual skills.
He is an accomplished craftsman.
Means 'skilled' or 'adept', often used for language ability or performance. Can also mean 'fluent'.
She is accomplished in Japanese.
Literally 'able-armed', meaning highly capable or skilled, often used for professionals like chefs or mechanics.
an accomplished chef
Describing someone with high academic achievements, scholarly success, or intellectual distinction.
Describing someone who has accomplished many things in life, often in career or personal achievements.
Referring to something that has already been done and cannot be changed.
The English word 'accomplished' covers a wide range of meanings. Direct translation as 達成した (たっせいした) is usually unnatural unless referring to a specific goal being achieved. Choose the appropriate Japanese word based on context.