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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 127

Words 1261–1270

Meaning and examples

color — polite present

te ga aita toki ni irodorimasu.

I color when I have a free moment.

💡 Form of 彩る (to color / adorn).

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manipulate — polite present

uchiawase no ato, sono mama ayatsurimasu.

I manipulate straight after the meeting.

💡 Form of 操る (to manipulate).

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grasp — polite present

kaisha de wa watashi ga nigirimasu.

At the office, I am the one to grasp.

💡 Form of 握る (to grasp).

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knead — polite present

getsuyoubi to mokuyoubi ni nerimasu.

I knead on Mondays and Thursdays.

💡 Form of 練る (to knead / polish (plans)).

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persist — polite present

getsuyoubi to mokuyoubi ni nebarimasu.

I persist on Mondays and Thursdays.

💡 Form of 粘る (to persist / be sticky).

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perish — polite present

watashi wa maiasa, shigyoumae ni horobimasu.

Every morning before work starts, I perish.

💡 Form of 滅びる (to perish).

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carry — polite present

kaisha de wa watashi ga obimasu.

At the office, I am the one to carry.

💡 Form of 帯びる (to carry / be tinged).

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be forced — polite present

te ga aita toki ni shiiraremasu.

I be forced when I have a free moment.

💡 Form of 強いられる (to be forced).

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polite: is enormous (amount)

kono baai wa, sukoshi obitadashiidesu.

In this case it is a little enormous (amount).

💡 Form of 夥しい (enormous (amount)).

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polite: is robust

izen no taisei ni kuraberu to, zuibun takumashiidesu.

Compared with the previous setup, it is considerably robust.

💡 Form of 逞しい (robust / strong).

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