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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 193

Words 1921–1930

Meaning and examples

reflect on oneself — polite past

nando ka minaoshita ue de, yatto kaerimimashita.

After going over it several times, I finally reflect on oneself.

💡 Form of 省みる (to reflect on oneself).

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attempt — polite past

senpai ni soudan shite kara kokoromimashita.

I attempt after asking a senior colleague.

💡 Form of 試みる (to attempt).

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lead — polite past

senpai ni soudan shite kara hikiimashita.

I lead after asking a senior colleague.

💡 Form of 率いる (to lead).

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compel — polite past

kesa no uchiawase no ato de shiimashita.

After this morning's meeting I compel.

💡 Form of 強いる (to compel).

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harm — polite past

nando ka minaoshita ue de, yatto sokonaimashita.

After going over it several times, I finally harm.

💡 Form of 損なう (to harm / impair).

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cover (costs) — polite past

ichijikan hodo mae ni makanaimashita.

I cover (costs) about an hour ago.

💡 Form of 賄う (to cover (costs)).

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nurture — polite past

omotta yori hayaku yashinaimashita.

I nurture sooner than I expected.

💡 Form of 養う (to nurture / support).

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mend — polite past

nando ka minaoshita ue de, yatto tsukuroimashita.

After going over it several times, I finally mend.

💡 Form of 繕う (to mend / keep up appearances).

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dress up — polite past

nando ka minaoshita ue de, yatto yosooimashita.

After going over it several times, I finally dress up.

💡 Form of 装う (to dress up / feign).

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be complete — polite past

senshuu no kin'youbi ni soroimashita.

I be complete last Friday.

💡 Form of 揃う (to be complete / gathered).

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