英えい
Meanings
Noun
Abbreviation
1. United Kingdom; Britain
2. English (language)
Kanji used
England
Pitch accent
え
い
Top 10300
Used in vocabulary (95 in total)
hero; heroine; Eroica Symphony (Beethoven, 1804); Heroic Polonaise (Chopin)
English (language)
spirit of the dead (esp. of those killed in war); soul of a fallen soldier; person of outstanding talent; gifted person; genius
wisdom; intelligence; sagacity
great person; hero; mastermind; extraordinary person
English writing; English sentence; English text; English literature; English lit
firm decision; decisive measure; resolute step; excellent decision
English conversation; school for English conversation
intelligent; wise; bright; brilliant; clear-sighted
Briton; Englishman
great wisdom; excellent disposition; strength (to face something); willpower; vigor
English translation
genius; brilliance; unusual talent; gifted person; person of unusual talent
Briton; Englishman
the United Kingdom and the United States; Britain and America; Anglo-American
Britain and France; Anglo-French
excellence; genius
gathering of talented people; group of geniuses
English letter; alphabetic character
Japan and the United Kingdom; Japanese-British; Anglo-Japanese; Japanese-English (translation, interpretation, etc.)
English(-language) literature; British literature
the United States and the United Kingdom; America and Britain; American-British; Anglo-American
Commonwealth of Nations (formerly British Commonwealth)
wisdom; intelligence; sagacity
English-Japanese; English-Japanese dictionary
study of the English language as a means to acquire Western knowledge (esp. after the end of Japan's period of isolation); English literature; British studies
alphanumeric character; letters (of the English alphabet) and numbers
English composition
department of English literature
France and the United Kingdom; French-British; French-English
fame; glory; reputation; English name (of a plant, animal, organization, etc.)
British territory (possession)
English composition
English letter; alphabetic character
genius; prodigy
United Kingdom and Germany; British-German; Anglo-German; English-German
All Britain (e.g. tournament); All England
the United Kingdom and the Netherlands; British-Dutch; England
anti-British
Japanese-English; Japanese-English dictionary
British capital; London
British capital; London
alphanumeric characters; alphanumerics; letters (of the English alphabet) and numbers
King of England
English-Japanese translation
great ruler
English poetry; English poem
stationed in the United Kingdom; resident in the United Kingdom
English book; book written in English
British style; Dunlop valve; Woods valve
departed spirit
British and American people; the British and the Americans
English studies; English philology; English linguistics
British person; British citizen; Briton
English-Japanese (esp. translation, interpretation, etc.)
British India; British Raj; United Kingdom and India; British-Indian
Britain, France and Germany
being in the United Kingdom; staying in the United Kingdom; residing in the United Kingdom
distinguished (surpassing) valor (valour)
Germany and the United Kingdom; German-British; German-English
English law; British law; British method; British style
cream of tartar; potassium hydrogen tartrate
brilliant qualities; fine character; British capital (money)
British pound; pound sterling; GBP
The British Academy; The Academy
English title (of a film, book, etc.)
British newspaper
English-English dictionary
spirit of the dead (esp. of those killed in war); soul of a fallen soldier; person of outstanding talent; gifted person; genius
being very talented and intelligent; talented and intelligent person
pound (unit of weight)
upper-case letters (of the English alphabet)
British parliament
English pronunciation
lower-case letters (of the English alphabet)
Anglo-Burmese Wars (1823-1826, 1852-1853, 1885-1887)
British English
Eijiro (digital English-Japanese dictionary)
long ton; British ton
Kanji to English (dictionary)
long ton; British ton
long ton; British ton
Examples (2 in total)
My sister has a good command of both English and French.
Are there any Spanish-English dictionaries you recommend for beginners?