Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 選出する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 選せん 出しゅつ する 選せん 出しゅつ しない Polite 選せん 出しゅつ します 選せん 出しゅつ しません Past polite 選せん 出しゅつ しました 選せん 出しゅつ しませんでした Past 選せん 出しゅつ した 選せん 出しゅつ しなかった Te-form 選せん 出しゅつ して 選せん 出しゅつ しないで Desire 選せん 出しゅつ したい 選せん 出しゅつ したくない Potential 選せん 出しゅつ できる 選せん 出しゅつ できない Passive 選せん 出しゅつ される 選せん 出しゅつ されない Causative 選せん 出しゅつ させる 選せん 出しゅつ させない Causative passive 選せん 出しゅつ させられる 選せん 出しゅつ させられない Volitional 選せん 出しゅつ しよう Polite volitional 選せん 出しゅつ しましょう Imperative 選せん 出しゅつ しろ 選せん 出しゅつ するな Conditional 選せん 出しゅつ すれば 選せん 出しゅつ しなければ Tara conditional 選せん 出しゅつ したら 選せん 出しゅつ しなかったら
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 を 〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 に 選せん 出しゅつ する to elect/select someone for a position
He was elected as committee chairman.
〈 組そ 織しき 〉 が 〈 人ひと 〉 を 選せん 出しゅつ する an organization elects/selects a person
The shareholders' meeting elected a new director.
〈 人ひと 〉 の 中なか から 選せん 出しゅつ する to select someone from among a group of people
A representative was selected from among the applicants.
Related words· 11 選挙 is a formal public vote (e.g. a political election), while 選出 is the broader act of choosing or electing someone, which may or may not involve voting.
選抜 emphasizes picking the best candidates based on merit or ability (e.g. for a team or exam), whereas 選出 simply refers to choosing someone for a role without implying competitive screening.
選任 specifically means appointing someone to a formal post (often legal or corporate), while 選出 covers any kind of election or selection, including honors and awards.
選定 is used for selecting things, plans, or candidates through deliberation, whereas 選出 usually refers to choosing a person for a position through election.
Show 7 more Show fewer 選択 means making a general choice among options, while 選出 specifically means singling someone out for a role, honor, or office.
選出 means selecting or electing a person or representative, while 抽出 in this sense refers to sampling items or data from a larger set.
選出 is a broader term for being chosen or elected (e.g., as a representative), while 当選 specifically emphasizes the moment of winning the vote or draw.
選出 broadly means 'to select/elect someone' without specifying the method, whereas 互選 specifically implies the selection is made by mutual vote among group members.
選出 means to select or elect someone from a group and implies the process is complete, whereas ノミネート refers to putting someone forward as a candidate, before any final decision is made.
選出 implies selecting someone through a formal process such as voting, while 指名 is a direct designation without necessarily involving an election.
選出する is a formal verb used specifically for electing or selecting a person for a position, whereas 選ぶ can be used for any choice, concrete or abstract.
Etymology Compound of 選 (sen, 'choose') and 出 (shutsu, 'put out'). The combination conveys the idea of selecting and bringing someone forward.
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