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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 395

Words 3941–3950

Meaning and examples

age — polite negative

saikin wa hotondo fukemasen.

I hardly age these days.

💡 Form of 老ける (to age / look old).

Meaning and examples

grow late (night) — polite negative

hitori no toki wa fukemasen.

When I am alone, I do not grow late (night).

💡 Form of 更ける (to grow late (night)).

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furnish — polite negative

hitori no toki wa shitsuraemasen.

When I am alone, I do not furnish.

💡 Form of 設える (to furnish / arrange).

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store — polite negative

jijou ga hakkiri suru made wa takuwaemasen.

Until the circumstances are clear, I do not store.

💡 Form of 蓄える (to store / save up).

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set up — polite negative

tsukareteiru node, kyou wa kamaemasen.

I am tired, so I will not set up today.

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

Meaning and examples

be based on — polite negative

hitori no toki wa fumaemasen.

When I am alone, I do not be based on.

💡 Form of 踏まえる (to be based on).

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discern — polite negative

konshuu wa isogashikute wakimaemasen.

I am busy this week, so I will not discern.

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

Meaning and examples

look back — polite negative

konshuu wa isogashikute kaerimimasen.

I am busy this week, so I will not look back.

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

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reflect on oneself — polite negative

ame no hi wa kaerimimasen.

On rainy days I do not reflect on oneself.

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

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attempt — polite negative

watashi wa fudan kokoromimasen.

I usually do not attempt.

💡 Form of 試みる (to attempt).

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