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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 335

Words 3341–3350

Meaning and examples

persist — request: please ~

wakaranai koto ga attara, nebattekudasai.

If there is anything you do not understand, please persist.

💡 Form of 粘る (to persist / be sticky).

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perish — request: please ~

te ga aitara horobitekudasai.

Please perish when you get a free moment.

💡 Form of 滅びる (to perish).

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carry — request: please ~

yoroshikereba, obitekudasai.

If you do not mind, please carry.

💡 Form of 帯びる (to carry / be tinged).

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be forced — request: please ~

sumimasen ga, shiiraretekudasai.

Excuse me, but please be forced.

💡 Form of 強いられる (to be forced).

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to make materials for purpose

sono ato de shushinoshiryouotsukurimasu.

After that we make the materials for the purpose.

💡 Common phrase with 趣旨 (purpose / gist).

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to think about main point

shihanki goto ni, shushiokangaemasu.

Every quarter, we think about the main point.

💡 Common phrase with 主旨 (main point).

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to make materials for framework

konki no houshin toshite, kosshinoshiryouotsukurimasu.

As this term's policy, we make the materials for the framework.

💡 Common phrase with 骨子 (framework / outline).

Meaning and examples

to make materials for overview

konki no houshin toshite, gaiyounoshiryouotsukurimasu.

As this term's policy, we make the materials for the overview.

💡 Common phrase with 概要 (overview).

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to make materials for summary

daitai tsuki ni ichido, youshinoshiryouotsukurimasu.

About once a month we make the materials for the summary.

💡 Common phrase with 要旨 (summary / gist).

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to think about main thread

raishuu no getsuyoubi ni honsujiokangaemasu.

Next Monday we think about the main thread.

💡 Common phrase with 本筋 (main thread).

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