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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 266

Words 2651–2660

Meaning and examples

carry — te-form

obite shimaimashita.

I ended up having to carry.

💡 Form of 帯びる (to carry / be tinged).

Meaning and examples

be forced — te-form

mazu shiirarete, sono ato de hirugohan o tabemasu.

First I be forced, and after that I have lunch.

💡 Form of 強いられる (to be forced).

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polite past: was enormous (amount)

sono hi wa tokuni obitadashikattadesu.

That day it was especially enormous (amount).

💡 Form of 夥しい (enormous (amount)).

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polite past: was robust

zenkai yori zutto takumashikattadesu.

It was much more robust than last time.

💡 Form of 逞しい (robust / strong).

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polite past: was terrific

zenkai yori zutto susamajikattadesu.

It was much more terrific than last time.

💡 Form of 凄まじい (terrific / fierce).

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polite past: was remarkable

omotta yori mezamashikattadesu.

It was more remarkable than I expected.

💡 Form of 目覚ましい (remarkable).

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polite past: was spectacular

zenkai yori zutto hanabanashikattadesu.

It was much more spectacular than last time.

💡 Form of 華々しい (spectacular).

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polite past: was confusing

omotta yori magirawashikattadesu.

It was more confusing than I expected.

💡 Form of 紛らわしい (confusing / misleading).

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polite past: was troublesome

saisho wa totemo wazurawashikattadesu.

At first it was very troublesome.

💡 Form of 煩わしい (troublesome).

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polite past: was overly familiar

yatte mitara, igai to narenareshikattadesu.

When I tried it, it was surprisingly overly familiar.

💡 Form of 馴れ馴れしい (overly familiar).

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