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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 137

Words 1361–1370

Meaning and examples

public finance is important

seishiki na tsuuchi o ukete kara, zaiseigataisetsudesu.

After receiving formal notice, the public finance matters.

💡 Common phrase with 財政 (public finance).

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financial resources is important

kongetsu no shimekiri made ni, zaigengataisetsudesu.

By this month's deadline, the financial resources matters.

💡 Common phrase with 財源 (financial resources).

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government bond is important

kigen ni yoyuu o mite, kokusaigataisetsudesu.

Leaving room before the deadline, the government bond matters.

💡 Common phrase with 国債 (government bond).

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annual expenditure is important

yosan ga kakutei shite kara, saishutsugataisetsudesu.

Once the budget is fixed, the annual expenditure matters.

💡 Common phrase with 歳出 (annual expenditure).

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annual revenue is important

reinen doori, kono jiki ni sainyuugataisetsudesu.

As in previous years, at this time of year the annual revenue matters.

💡 Common phrase with 歳入 (annual revenue).

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to talk with the bureaucrat

kigen ni yoyuu o mite, kanryoutohanashimasu.

Leaving room before the deadline, we talk with the bureaucrat.

💡 Common phrase with 官僚 (bureaucrat).

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to talk with the cabinet minister

tantou ga koutai shita no o ki ni, kakuryoutohanashimasu.

On the change of the person in charge, we talk with the cabinet minister.

💡 Common phrase with 閣僚 (cabinet minister).

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to talk with the leader

souteigai no jitai ni sonaete, shunoutohanashimasu.

In case of unforeseen circumstances, we talk with the leader.

💡 Common phrase with 首脳 (leader / head).

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to talk with the head of state

atarashii taisei ga hajimaru mae ni, genshutohanashimasu.

Before the new structure begins, we talk with the head of state.

💡 Common phrase with 元首 (head of state).

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to talk with the monarch

shanai no kitei ni shitagatte, kunshutohanashimasu.

In accordance with internal regulations, we talk with the monarch.

💡 Common phrase with 君主 (monarch).

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