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Every word comes with furigana, romaji, and an original example sentence from real life in Japan.

10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 196

Words 1951–1960

Meaning and examples

abuse verbally — polite past

nando ka minaoshita ue de, yatto nonoshirimashita.

After going over it several times, I finally abuse verbally.

💡 Form of 罵る (to abuse verbally).

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yield — polite past

ichijikan hodo mae ni yuzurimashita.

I yield about an hour ago.

💡 Form of 譲る (to yield / hand over).

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color — polite past

kaeru mae ni ichido irodorimashita.

I color once before going home.

💡 Form of 彩る (to color / adorn).

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manipulate — polite past

kaeru mae ni ichido ayatsurimashita.

I manipulate once before going home.

💡 Form of 操る (to manipulate).

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grasp — polite past

kinou no gogo, matomete nigirimashita.

Yesterday afternoon I grasp all at once.

💡 Form of 握る (to grasp).

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knead — polite past

hisashiburi ni nerimashita.

I knead for the first time in a while.

💡 Form of 練る (to knead / polish (plans)).

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persist — polite past

senshuu no kin'youbi ni nebarimashita.

I persist last Friday.

💡 Form of 粘る (to persist / be sticky).

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perish — polite past

nando ka minaoshita ue de, yatto horobimashita.

After going over it several times, I finally perish.

💡 Form of 滅びる (to perish).

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carry — polite past

senpai ni soudan shite kara obimashita.

I carry after asking a senior colleague.

💡 Form of 帯びる (to carry / be tinged).

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be forced — polite past

kesa no uchiawase no ato de shiiraremashita.

After this morning's meeting I be forced.

💡 Form of 強いられる (to be forced).

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N1 final quiz sets

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 2

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