レパートリー

also: レパートリ

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

repertoire; repertory

Refers to the range of works, skills, or items a person or group can perform or draw upon. Used in music, theater, and general contexts.

レパートリーが広ひろいto have a wide repertoire
彼かれは料りょう理りのレパートリーが広ひろい。
He has a wide repertoire of dishes he can cook.
レパートリーを増ふやすto expand one's repertoire
新あたらしい曲きょくを練れん習しゅうしてレパートリーを増ふやした。
I practiced new songs to expand my repertoire.
〈事こと〉をレパートリーに加くわえるto add something to one's repertoire
そのダンスを自じ分ぶんのレパートリーに加くわえた。
I added that dance to my repertoire.
レパートリーが少すくないto have a limited repertoire
私わたしは英えい語ごで話はなせる話わ題だいのレパートリーが少すくない。
I have a limited repertoire of topics I can talk about in English.

十八番おはこ
十八番 refers to one person's single best or signature performance, while レパートリー refers to the whole range of things one can perform.
演えん目もく
演目 is the specific list of pieces scheduled for a performance, whereas レパートリー is the broader range of works a performer can draw on, and can even apply outside the arts (e.g. cooking).
引ひき出だしN5
引き出し (in the sense of resourcefulness) and レパートリー both refer to a person's range of skills or ideas, but レパートリー is a borrowed word often used for artistic or conversational range while 引き出し is more general.

Loanword from English 'repertoire', ultimately from French 'répertoire'.