選せん定てい

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選定する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to the act of carefully selecting something from among several candidates, often in formal or official contexts.

〈物もの〉を選せん定ていするto select/choose something (through a careful process)
委い員いん会かいが新あたらしいロゴを選せん定ていした。
The committee selected a new logo.
〈物もの〉の選せん定てい基き準じゅんthe criteria for selecting something
家か具ぐの選せん定てい基き準じゅんを明めい確かくにする必ひつ要ようがある。
We need to clarify the criteria for selecting furniture.
〈物もの〉選せん定てい委い員いん会かいa committee formed to select something
新しん製せい品ひん選せん定てい委い員いん会かいが発ほっ足そくした。
A committee to select the new product was formed.
〈事こと〉に基もとづいて選せん定ていするto select based on some criterion
応おう募ぼ者しゃは経けい験けんに基もとづいて選せん定ていされた。
Applicants were selected based on their experience.

選せん択たくN3
選択 is the general word for choosing among options, while 選定 implies a more careful, often official selection process.
選せん考こうN1
選考 refers to screening or judging candidates (e.g. for a job or award), whereas 選定 is broader and can apply to objects as well as people.
選せん出しゅつN1
選出 focuses on electing or appointing a person to a position, whereas 選定 is broader and can apply to things as well as people.
選せん抜ばつ
選抜 means picking out the best from a group (e.g. team members), while 選定 stresses careful, deliberate choice without necessarily ranking candidates.

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選せん曲きょく
選定 is a general, formal word for selecting or choosing (used for many kinds of items), while 選曲 specifically means choosing music or songs.
選えらび
選定 refers to a formal, often official act of selecting something, whereas 選び is a casual suffix used in everyday compounds like 嫁選び.
セレクト
選定 is a formal, often business or official term for careful selection, whereas セレクト is casual and stylish, common in retail and fashion talk.
精せい選せん
選定 is a more formal, administrative term for officially choosing something, while 精選 stresses the care and quality behind the choice.
指し定ていN3
選定 implies choosing among options before fixing on one, while 指定 simply means to designate or fix something without necessarily implying a prior selection process.
選せん別べつ
選定 means formally choosing or designating something (e.g. a site or candidate), while 選別 focuses on the process of sorting a group into categories.

厳げん選せん
選定 is a neutral term for officially deciding on a choice, while 厳選 specifically implies a strict, high-standard screening process before the choice is made.
選せん任にん
選定 refers to selecting or deciding on a thing (like a plan or material), whereas 選任 specifically refers to selecting and appointing a person.

Compound of 選 (select) and 定 (decide, fix). The combination conveys the idea of deciding upon a selection.