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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 264

Words 2631–2640

Meaning and examples

be clear — te-form

nen no tame, zenjitsu made ni saete okimashita.

Just to be safe, I be clear in advance by the day before.

💡 Form of 冴える (to be clear / sharp).

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prosper — te-form

mazu wa jibun no tantoubun kara sakaete mimasu.

I will start by trying to prosper for my own part.

💡 Form of 栄える (to prosper).

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shine — te-form

haete shimaimashita.

I ended up having to shine.

💡 Form of 映える (to shine / look attractive).

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die out — te-form

taete mo ii desu ka.

Is it all right if I die out?

💡 Form of 絶える (to die out / cease).

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endure — te-form

taete, ie ni kaerimashita.

I endure and then went home.

💡 Form of 耐える (to endure).

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starve — te-form

mazu wa jibun no tantoubun kara uete mimasu.

I will start by trying to starve for my own part.

💡 Form of 飢える (to starve).

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heal — te-form

iete shimaimashita.

I ended up having to heal.

💡 Form of 癒える (to heal).

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wither — te-form

naete shimaimashita.

I ended up having to wither.

💡 Form of 萎える (to wither / lose strength).

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neglect — te-form

okotatte kara, shigoto o hajimemasu.

I start work after I neglect.

💡 Form of 怠る (to neglect).

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be delayed — te-form

nen no tame, zenjitsu made ni todokootte okimashita.

Just to be safe, I be delayed in advance by the day before.

💡 Form of 滞る (to be delayed / overdue).

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