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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 130

Words 1291–1300

Meaning and examples

polite: is smooth

yatte miru to, igai to enkatsudesu.

When you try it, it is surprisingly smooth.

💡 Form of 円滑 (smooth).

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polite: is rapid

onaji nedan no wari ni jinsokudesu.

For the same price, it is rapid.

💡 Form of 迅速 (rapid).

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polite: is precise

hito ni yotte wa chimitsudesu.

For some people it is precise.

💡 Form of 緻密 (precise / elaborate).

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polite: is meticulous

hito ni yotte wa menmitsudesu.

For some people it is meticulous.

💡 Form of 綿密 (meticulous).

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polite: is enormous

shashin de miru yori boudaidesu.

It is more enormous than it looks in photos.

💡 Form of 膨大 (enormous).

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polite: is vast (amount)

onaji nedan no wari ni bakudaidesu.

For the same price, it is vast (amount).

💡 Form of 莫大 (vast (amount)).

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polite: is immense (damage)

onaji nedan no wari ni jindaidesu.

For the same price, it is immense (damage).

💡 Form of 甚大 (immense (damage)).

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polite: is remarkable

saikin wa tokuni kenchodesu.

Lately it is especially remarkable.

💡 Form of 顕著 (remarkable / striking).

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polite: is groundbreaking

omotta yori kakkitekidesu.

It is more groundbreaking than I expected.

💡 Form of 画期的 (groundbreaking).

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polite: is drastic

shashin de miru yori bappontekidesu.

It is more drastic than it looks in photos.

💡 Form of 抜本的 (drastic / fundamental).

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