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Every word comes with furigana, romaji, and an original example sentence from real life in Japan.

10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 124

Words 1231–1240

Meaning and examples

lead — polite present

watashi wa maiasa, shigyoumae ni hikiimasu.

Every morning before work starts, I lead.

💡 Form of 率いる (to lead).

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compel — polite present

kaisha de wa watashi ga shiimasu.

At the office, I am the one to compel.

💡 Form of 強いる (to compel).

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harm — polite present

yasumi no hi ni mo sokonaimasu.

I harm on days off too.

💡 Form of 損なう (to harm / impair).

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cover (costs) — polite present

daitai shuu ni nikai makanaimasu.

I cover (costs) about twice a week.

💡 Form of 賄う (to cover (costs)).

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nurture — polite present

daitai shuu ni nikai yashinaimasu.

I nurture about twice a week.

💡 Form of 養う (to nurture / support).

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mend — polite present

kaisha de wa watashi ga tsukuroimasu.

At the office, I am the one to mend.

💡 Form of 繕う (to mend / keep up appearances).

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dress up — polite present

watashi wa maiasa, shigyoumae ni yosooimasu.

Every morning before work starts, I dress up.

💡 Form of 装う (to dress up / feign).

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be complete — polite present

daitai shuu ni nikai soroimasu.

I be complete about twice a week.

💡 Form of 揃う (to be complete / gathered).

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be moistened — polite present

te ga aita toki ni uruoimasu.

I be moistened when I have a free moment.

💡 Form of 潤う (to be moistened / enriched).

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ask — polite present

daitai shuu ni nikai ukagaimasu.

I ask about twice a week.

💡 Form of 伺う (to ask / visit (humble)).

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