俊しゅん英えい

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 100,000

Meanings

Refers to a person of exceptional ability or intelligence, often in academic or professional fields. Slightly formal and literary.

〈場ば所しょ〉の俊しゅん英えいan outstanding talent in a certain field
彼かれは物ぶつ理り学がっ界かいの俊しゅん英えいとして知しられている。
He is known as an outstanding talent in the field of physics.
若わかき俊しゅん英えいa young prodigy
若わかき俊しゅん英えいが国こく際さいコンクールで優ゆう勝しょうした。
A young prodigy won the international competition.
俊しゅん英えいが集あつまるoutstanding talents gather (together)
このゼミには各かく分ぶん野やの俊しゅん英えいが集あつまっている。
Outstanding talents from various fields gather in this seminar.

秀しゅう才さいN1
秀才 highlights strong academic performance and diligence, while 俊英 is a more literary term for innate, exceptional brilliance often noted by others.
天てん才さいN2
天才 is the everyday word for a broadly innate genius, whereas 俊英 is a formal term usually reserved for recognized talent in a specific field.
逸いつ材ざいN1
逸材 stresses rare, valuable potential (often not yet fully realized), while 俊英 emphasizes already-recognized brilliance.
英えい才さい
英才 focuses on innate giftedness, often used for gifted children or education programs, while 俊英 is used more for adults distinguished in a professional or academic field.

凡ぼん人じんN1
凡人 means an ordinary, unremarkable person, the direct opposite of the exceptionally gifted person described by 俊英.

俊しゅん才さい
俊才 and 俊英 share the kanji 俊 and nearly overlap in meaning, but 俊才 leans toward describing the talent itself while 俊英 more often labels the talented person.

Composed of 俊 (しゅん, 'excellent, genius') and 英 (えい, 'outstanding, hero'). The combination emphasizes exceptional talent or brilliance.