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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 126

Words 1251–1260

Meaning and examples

endure — polite present

uchiawase no ato, sono mama taemasu.

I endure straight after the meeting.

💡 Form of 耐える (to endure).

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starve — polite present

watashi wa maiasa, shigyoumae ni uemasu.

Every morning before work starts, I starve.

💡 Form of 飢える (to starve).

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heal — polite present

kaisha de wa watashi ga iemasu.

At the office, I am the one to heal.

💡 Form of 癒える (to heal).

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wither — polite present

uchiawase no ato, sono mama naemasu.

I wither straight after the meeting.

💡 Form of 萎える (to wither / lose strength).

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neglect — polite present

uchiawase no ato, sono mama okotarimasu.

I neglect straight after the meeting.

💡 Form of 怠る (to neglect).

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be delayed — polite present

ashita mo onaji tejun de todokoorimasu.

Tomorrow I will be delayed following the same procedure.

💡 Form of 滞る (to be delayed / overdue).

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revive — polite present

hitoiki tsuite kara yomigaerimasu.

I revive after taking a breather.

💡 Form of 甦る (to revive).

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interrupt — polite present

yasumi no hi ni mo saegirimasu.

I interrupt on days off too.

💡 Form of 遮る (to interrupt / block).

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abuse verbally — polite present

yasumi no hi ni mo nonoshirimasu.

I abuse verbally on days off too.

💡 Form of 罵る (to abuse verbally).

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yield — polite present

asagohan no ato de yuzurimasu.

I yield after breakfast.

💡 Form of 譲る (to yield / hand over).

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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