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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 191

Words 1901–1910

Meaning and examples

polite: do smelting

chiimu de seirenshimasu.

Our team handles smelting.

💡 する-verb form of 製錬 (smelting).

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polite: do casting (metal)

raishuu kara chuuzoushimasu.

Casting (metal) starts next week.

💡 する-verb form of 鋳造 (casting (metal)).

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polite: do training

hitsuyou nara, kochira de tanrenshimasu.

If necessary, we handle training on our side.

💡 する-verb form of 鍛錬 (training / forging).

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polite: do polishing (skills)

mazu kantanna tokoro kara renmashimasu.

We begin polishing (skills) with the easy parts.

💡 する-verb form of 錬磨 (polishing (skills)).

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polite: do grinding

ichidanraku shitara kenmashimasu.

Grinding starts once the current work is wrapped up.

💡 する-verb form of 研磨 (grinding / polishing).

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hold up — polite past

kesa no uchiawase no ato de kakagemashita.

After this morning's meeting I hold up.

💡 Form of 掲げる (to hold up / set forth).

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accomplish — polite past

konshuu no hajime ni togemashita.

I accomplish at the start of this week.

💡 Form of 遂げる (to accomplish).

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hinder — polite past

senshuu no kin'youbi ni samatagemashita.

I hinder last Friday.

💡 Form of 妨げる (to hinder).

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soften — polite past

senpai ni soudan shite kara yawaragemashita.

I soften after asking a senior colleague.

💡 Form of 和らげる (to soften / ease).

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oppress — polite past

senshuu no kin'youbi ni shiitagemashita.

I oppress last Friday.

💡 Form of 虐げる (to oppress).

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