English
Etymology
From Latin selectus, from seligere "choose out, select," from se- "apart" + legere "to gather, select"
Pronunciation
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-�kt|-�kt
Adjective
select
- privileged, specially selected.
#: Only a select few were allowed to the premiere.
- The best of something. What you would choose if you could. This is a select cut of beef.
Verb
en-verb
- To choose a specific choice among various options.
#: Please select your dinner from the menu.
- To choose a number of something among various options.
#: Please select the songs you want from the list.
- To, mechanically, randomly, or by applying a set of rules, identify zero, one or many of something from a larger set.
#: The program has selected all students with a failing average.
Related terms
selection
Translations
Arabic: ARchar|اختار IPAchar|(�i�tára)
Chinese: �, � (xu�n)
Dutch: uitkiezen
Finnish: valita
French: choisir, selectionner
German: auswählen
Hungarian: kiválaszta
Italian: scegliere
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Japanese: �� (���, erabu)
Korean: ê³ ë¥´ë�¤ (goreuda)
Kurdish: KUchar|���ڵب�ارد�
Portuguese: selecionar
Russian: о�би�а�� (otbirát�)
Spanish: seleccionar
Swedish: utvälja
Telugu: ���� (eMcu), ������న� (eMcukonu)
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