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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 125

Words 1241–1250

Meaning and examples

peek — polite present

te ga aita toki ni ukagaimasu.

I peek when I have a free moment.

💡 Form of 窺う (to peek / watch for).

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shelter — polite present

getsuyoubi to mokuyoubi ni kakumaimasu.

I shelter on Mondays and Thursdays.

💡 Form of 匿う (to shelter / harbor).

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yearn for — polite present

kaisha de wa watashi ga shitaimasu.

At the office, I am the one to yearn for.

💡 Form of 慕う (to yearn for / admire).

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attack — polite present

kaisha de wa watashi ga osoimasu.

At the office, I am the one to attack.

💡 Form of 襲う (to attack).

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cover — polite present

hitoiki tsuite kara ooimasu.

I cover after taking a breather.

💡 Form of 覆う (to cover).

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drift — polite present

kaisha de wa watashi ga tadayoimasu.

At the office, I am the one to drift.

💡 Form of 漂う (to drift).

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be clear — polite present

daitai shuu ni nikai saemasu.

I be clear about twice a week.

💡 Form of 冴える (to be clear / sharp).

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prosper — polite present

asagohan no ato de sakaemasu.

I prosper after breakfast.

💡 Form of 栄える (to prosper).

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shine — polite present

getsuyoubi to mokuyoubi ni haemasu.

I shine on Mondays and Thursdays.

💡 Form of 映える (to shine / look attractive).

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die out — polite present

watashi wa maiasa, shigyoumae ni taemasu.

Every morning before work starts, I die out.

💡 Form of 絶える (to die out / cease).

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