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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 333

Words 3321–3330

oottekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

cover — request: please ~

mondai ga areba, sugu ni oottekudasai.

If there is a problem, please cover right away.

💡 Form of 覆う (to cover).

tadayottekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

drift — request: please ~

te ga aitara tadayottekudasai.

Please drift when you get a free moment.

💡 Form of 漂う (to drift).

saetekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

be clear — request: please ~

nen no tame, mou ichido saetekudasai.

Just to be safe, please be clear once more.

💡 Form of 冴える (to be clear / sharp).

sakaetekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

prosper — request: please ~

ojikan no aru toki ni sakaetekudasai.

Please prosper when you have time.

💡 Form of 栄える (to prosper).

haetekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

shine — request: please ~

ojikan no aru toki ni haetekudasai.

Please shine when you have time.

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

taetekudasai

N1
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die out — request: please ~

dekireba kyoujuu ni taetekudasai.

If you can, please die out today.

💡 Form of 絶える (to die out / cease).

taetekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

endure — request: please ~

otesuu desu ga, taetekudasai.

Sorry for the trouble, but please endure.

💡 Form of 耐える (to endure).

uetekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

starve — request: please ~

otesuu desu ga, uetekudasai.

Sorry for the trouble, but please starve.

💡 Form of 飢える (to starve).

ietekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

heal — request: please ~

otesuu desu ga, ietekudasai.

Sorry for the trouble, but please heal.

💡 Form of 癒える (to heal).

naetekudasai

N1
Meaning and examples

wither — request: please ~

yoroshikereba, naetekudasai.

If you do not mind, please wither.

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

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 10

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