Definition of sensei in English:

sensei

noun sɛnˈseɪˈsenˌsā

(in martial arts) a teacher.
（武术的）师傅；老师
as title Sensei Ritchie began work
里奇老师开始工作了。
Example sentencesExamples
- Only the senior sensei of the Dojo can have his back to the Kamiza.
- God, he's fast for an old guy, she mused, dodging a roundhouse kick from her sensei.
- In terms of a martial art, a sensei is the one with more experience who can guide you along the path.
- However his Judo sensei appreciated his talent and persuaded his father to allow him to pursue Judo as a career.
- But since he beat every one in the dojo, won the tournament, and beat the sensei, the sensei offered him a job to help run the dojo.

Origin

Japanese, from sen 'previous' + sei 'birth'.

Definition of sensei in US English:

sensei

nounˈsenˌsā

(in martial arts) a teacher.
（武术的）师傅；老师
as title Sensei Ritchie began work
里奇老师开始工作了。
Example sentencesExamples
- But since he beat every one in the dojo, won the tournament, and beat the sensei, the sensei offered him a job to help run the dojo.
- God, he's fast for an old guy, she mused, dodging a roundhouse kick from her sensei.
- However his Judo sensei appreciated his talent and persuaded his father to allow him to pursue Judo as a career.
- In terms of a martial art, a sensei is the one with more experience who can guide you along the path.
- Only the senior sensei of the Dojo can have his back to the Kamiza.

Origin

Japanese, from sen ‘previous’ + sei ‘birth’.

词汇	sensei
释义	Definition of sensei in English: sensei noun sɛnˈseɪˈsenˌsā (in martial arts) a teacher. （武术的）师傅；老师 as title Sensei Ritchie began work 里奇老师开始工作了。 Example sentencesExamples Only the senior sensei of the Dojo can have his back to the Kamiza. God, he's fast for an old guy, she mused, dodging a roundhouse kick from her sensei. In terms of a martial art, a sensei is the one with more experience who can guide you along the path. However his Judo sensei appreciated his talent and persuaded his father to allow him to pursue Judo as a career. But since he beat every one in the dojo, won the tournament, and beat the sensei, the sensei offered him a job to help run the dojo. Origin Japanese, from sen 'previous' + sei 'birth'. Definition of sensei in US English: sensei nounˈsenˌsā (in martial arts) a teacher. （武术的）师傅；老师 as title Sensei Ritchie began work 里奇老师开始工作了。 Example sentencesExamples But since he beat every one in the dojo, won the tournament, and beat the sensei, the sensei offered him a job to help run the dojo. God, he's fast for an old guy, she mused, dodging a roundhouse kick from her sensei. However his Judo sensei appreciated his talent and persuaded his father to allow him to pursue Judo as a career. In terms of a martial art, a sensei is the one with more experience who can guide you along the path. Only the senior sensei of the Dojo can have his back to the Kamiza. Origin Japanese, from sen ‘previous’ + sei ‘birth’.
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