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戦績 (せんせき, senseki) Japanese meaning: war record | Kotomora
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He is a general who left a brilliant military record.
This team's recent track record isn't very good.
Usage patterns 戦せん 績せき を 残のこ す to leave/achieve a (competitive) record
She left a brilliant record at the world championships.
戦せん 績せき を 上あ げる to improve one's record (of wins)
The team greatly improved its record this season.
戦せん 績せき が 良よ い to have a good record
This team has a good record against that opponent.
〈 人ひと 〉 の 戦せん 績せき を 誇ほこ る to boast of someone's competitive record
The coach was proud of his players' record.
Kanji 績 exploits, achievements, unreeling cocoons Related words 成績 is the general word for results or grades in any context (school, work, tests), while 戦績 specifically refers to a record of wins/losses in battles or competitions.
戦歴 emphasizes the chronological history of battles or matches someone has fought, while 戦績 focuses on the concrete outcomes (wins/losses) of that history.
実績 refers broadly to proven achievements or a track record in business or performance, whereas 戦績 is specifically about competitive or military win-loss records.
Etymology Compound of 戦 (war, battle) and 績 (achievements, results).
