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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 131

Words 1301–1310

Meaning and examples

polite: is provisional

watashi ni totte wa, kanari zanteitekidesu.

For me it is quite provisional.

💡 Form of 暫定的 (provisional).

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polite: is permanent

saikin wa tokuni koukyuutekidesu.

Lately it is especially permanent.

💡 Form of 恒久的 (permanent).

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polite: is comprehensive

watashi ni totte wa, kanari houkatsutekidesu.

For me it is quite comprehensive.

💡 Form of 包括的 (comprehensive).

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polite: is exhaustive

watashi ni totte wa, kanari mouratekidesu.

For me it is quite exhaustive.

💡 Form of 網羅的 (exhaustive).

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polite: is exclusive

saikin wa tokuni haitatekidesu.

Lately it is especially exclusive.

💡 Form of 排他的 (exclusive).

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polite: is latent

onaji nedan no wari ni senzaitekidesu.

For the same price, it is latent.

💡 Form of 潜在的 (latent / potential).

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polite: is dramatic (growth)

saikin wa tokuni hiyakutekidesu.

Lately it is especially dramatic (growth).

💡 Form of 飛躍的 (dramatic (growth)).

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there is a meeting about purpose

maishuu kin'youbi ni shushinokaigigaarimasu.

Every Friday there is a meeting about the purpose.

💡 Common phrase with 趣旨 (purpose / gist).

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main point is important

kisho no uchiawase de, shushigataisetsudesu.

At the start-of-term meeting, the main point matters.

💡 Common phrase with 主旨 (main point).

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there is a meeting about framework

renkyuu ga aketara, kosshinokaigigaarimasu.

After the long weekend, there is a meeting about the framework.

💡 Common phrase with 骨子 (framework / outline).

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