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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 331

Words 3301–3310

Meaning and examples

set up — request: please ~

otesuu desu ga, kamaetekudasai.

Sorry for the trouble, but please set up.

💡 Form of 構える (to set up / take a stance).

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be based on — request: please ~

otesuu desu ga, fumaetekudasai.

Sorry for the trouble, but please be based on.

💡 Form of 踏まえる (to be based on).

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discern — request: please ~

nen no tame, mou ichido wakimaetekudasai.

Just to be safe, please discern once more.

💡 Form of 弁える (to discern / know one's place).

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look back — request: please ~

nen no tame, mou ichido kaerimitekudasai.

Just to be safe, please look back once more.

💡 Form of 顧みる (to look back / reflect).

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reflect on oneself — request: please ~

te ga aitara kaerimitekudasai.

Please reflect on oneself when you get a free moment.

💡 Form of 省みる (to reflect on oneself).

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attempt — request: please ~

te ga aitara kokoromitekudasai.

Please attempt when you get a free moment.

💡 Form of 試みる (to attempt).

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lead — request: please ~

otesuu desu ga, hikiitekudasai.

Sorry for the trouble, but please lead.

💡 Form of 率いる (to lead).

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compel — request: please ~

mondai ga areba, sugu ni shiitekudasai.

If there is a problem, please compel right away.

💡 Form of 強いる (to compel).

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harm — request: please ~

nen no tame, mou ichido sokonattekudasai.

Just to be safe, please harm once more.

💡 Form of 損なう (to harm / impair).

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cover (costs) — request: please ~

dekireba kyoujuu ni makanattekudasai.

If you can, please cover (costs) today.

💡 Form of 賄う (to cover (costs)).

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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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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 10

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