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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 271

Words 2701–2710

Meaning and examples

genealogy is necessary

asa ichiban de keifugahitsuyoudesu.

First thing in the morning the genealogy is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 系譜 (genealogy / lineage).

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transition is necessary

raishuu no getsuyoubi ni hensengahitsuyoudesu.

Next Monday the transition is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 変遷 (transition / changes).

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to report on history

raigetsu, enkakunitsuitehoukokushimasu.

Next month we report on the history.

💡 Common phrase with 沿革 (history / development).

Meaning and examples

beginning is necessary

atarashii taisei ga hajimaru mae ni, hottangahitsuyoudesu.

Before the new structure begins, the beginning is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 発端 (beginning / origin).

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to report on opportunity

konki no houshin toshite, keikinitsuitehoukokushimasu.

As this term's policy, we report on the opportunity.

💡 Common phrase with 契機 (opportunity / trigger).

Meaning and examples

sign is necessary

yuusenjun'i o minaoshita ue de, choukougahitsuyoudesu.

After reviewing the priorities, the sign is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 兆候 (sign / symptom).

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omen is necessary

ame ga furanakereba, kizashigahitsuyoudesu.

If it does not rain, the omen is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 兆し (omen / signs).

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forewarning is necessary

souteigai no jitai ni sonaete, zenchougahitsuyoudesu.

In case of unforeseen circumstances, the forewarning is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 前兆 (forewarning).

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pioneer is necessary

souteigai no jitai ni sonaete, sakigakegahitsuyoudesu.

In case of unforeseen circumstances, the pioneer is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 先駆け (pioneer / forerunner).

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please review the cutting edge

sanji goro, sentannorebyuuoonegaishimasu.

Around three o'clock we ask for a review of the cutting edge.

💡 Common phrase with 先端 (cutting edge).

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N1 final quiz sets

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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