セレクション

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

selection; selected assortment; lineup

Often refers either to the act/result of choosing items or to the range of selected items offered by a shop, editor, brand, or event.

〈場ば所しょ〉でセレクションを受うけるto try out for a team/program's selection process
彼かれはサッカークラブでセレクションを受うけた。
He tried out for a spot on the soccer club.
セレクションに合ごう格かくするto pass a selection/tryout
弟おとうとはユースチームのセレクションに合ごう格かくした。
My younger brother passed the youth team's tryout.
〈物もの〉のセレクションa curated selection/range of (items)
このショップには靴くつのセレクションが豊ほう富ふにある。
This shop has a wide selection of shoes.
厳きびしいセレクションa rigorous, strict selection process
そのブランドは厳きびしいセレクションを経へて商しょう品ひんを選せんでいる。
That brand chooses its products through a rigorous selection process.

選せん択たくN3
選択 is the general native Japanese word for making a choice or the choice itself, while セレクション carries a more curated, catalog-like nuance, as in a shop's or brand's lineup.
選せん抜ばつ
選抜 implies choosing the best through screening or competition, especially of people or teams, whereas セレクション is broader and often used for products or curated collections.

コレクションN2
コレクション means a collection of gathered items, while セレクション means a chosen or curated set; the two sound alike but describe different processes.
セレクト
セレクト is the verb-like noun for the act of picking something, while セレクション refers to the resulting set of chosen items or a curated lineup.

Written in katakana. No language of origin is specified. The form is conventionally used in modern Japanese for a selection or selected lineup.