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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 132

Words 1311–1320

Meaning and examples

there is a meeting about overview

raishuu no suiyoubi ni gaiyounokaigigaarimasu.

Next Wednesday there is a meeting about the overview.

💡 Common phrase with 概要 (overview).

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there is a meeting about summary

shanai no kitei ni shitagatte, youshinokaigigaarimasu.

In accordance with internal regulations, there is a meeting about the summary.

💡 Common phrase with 要旨 (summary / gist).

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main thread is important

kyou wa korekara honsujigataisetsudesu.

Later today the main thread matters.

💡 Common phrase with 本筋 (main thread).

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there is a meeting about groundwork

hikitsugi no ikkan toshite, fusekinokaigigaarimasu.

As part of the handover, there is a meeting about the groundwork.

💡 Common phrase with 布石 (groundwork / strategic move).

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foreshadowing is important

ashita, fukusengataisetsudesu.

Tomorrow the foreshadowing matters.

💡 Common phrase with 伏線 (foreshadowing).

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context is important

tsugou ga yokereba, myakurakugataisetsudesu.

If it is convenient, the context matters.

💡 Common phrase with 脈絡 (context / coherence).

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genealogy is important

seishiki na tsuuchi o ukete kara, keifugataisetsudesu.

After receiving formal notice, the genealogy matters.

💡 Common phrase with 系譜 (genealogy / lineage).

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transition is important

shanai no kitei ni shitagatte, hensengataisetsudesu.

In accordance with internal regulations, the transition matters.

💡 Common phrase with 変遷 (transition / changes).

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there is a meeting about history

ashita, enkakunokaigigaarimasu.

Tomorrow there is a meeting about the history.

💡 Common phrase with 沿革 (history / development).

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beginning is important

tantousha o kimeta ue de, hottangataisetsudesu.

Once the person in charge has been decided, the beginning matters.

💡 Common phrase with 発端 (beginning / origin).

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