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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 208

Words 2071–2080

Meaning and examples

to meet the victim

genba no iken o kiita ue de, higaishaniaimasu.

After hearing the views from the field, we meet the victim.

💡 Common phrase with 被害者 (victim).

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to meet the perpetrator

kigen ni yoyuu o mite, kagaishaniaimasu.

Leaving room before the deadline, we meet the perpetrator.

💡 Common phrase with 加害者 (perpetrator).

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to meet the suspect

kyou wa korekara yougishaniaimasu.

Later today we meet the suspect.

💡 Common phrase with 容疑者 (suspect).

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to meet the defendant

yuusenjun'i o minaoshita ue de, hikokuniaimasu.

After reviewing the priorities, we meet the defendant.

💡 Common phrase with 被告 (defendant).

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to meet the plaintiff

hikitsugi no ikkan toshite, genkokuniaimasu.

As part of the handover, we meet the plaintiff.

💡 Common phrase with 原告 (plaintiff).

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to meet the lawyer

sanji goro, bengoshiniaimasu.

Around three o'clock we meet the lawyer.

💡 Common phrase with 弁護士 (lawyer).

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to meet the prosecutor

nenmatsu no hanbouki o sakete, kenjiniaimasu.

Avoiding the year-end busy season, we meet the prosecutor.

💡 Common phrase with 検事 (prosecutor).

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to meet the judge

raishuu no suiyoubi ni saibankanniaimasu.

Next Wednesday we meet the judge.

💡 Common phrase with 裁判官 (judge).

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to meet the juror

daitai tsuki ni ichido, baishin'inniaimasu.

About once a month we meet the juror.

💡 Common phrase with 陪審員 (juror).

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polite past: did governance

honsha no shounin ga orita jiten de touchishimashita.

The moment head office approval came through, we did governance.

💡 する-verb form of 統治 (governance).

Memory tip

Do not learn 統治しました from zero: it carries 統治 inside it. Hold on to 統治 = govern (a nation) and the rest is grammar.

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