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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 413

Words 4121–4130

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can do release (from custody)

nihongo de mo shakuhoudekimasu.

Release (from custody) is possible in Japanese too.

💡 する-verb form of 釈放 (release (from custody)).

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can do pardon

kono pasokon kara mo shamendekimasu.

Pardon is possible from this computer too.

💡 する-verb form of 赦免 (pardon).

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can do prosecution

doyoubi de mo kisodekimasu.

Prosecution is possible on Saturdays as well.

💡 する-verb form of 起訴 (prosecution / indictment).

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can do filing a lawsuit

kono pasokon kara mo teisodekimasu.

Filing a lawsuit is possible from this computer too.

💡 する-verb form of 提訴 (filing a lawsuit).

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can do winning a lawsuit

akaunto ga areba shousodekimasu.

If you have an account, winning a lawsuit is possible.

💡 する-verb form of 勝訴 (winning a lawsuit).

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can do losing a lawsuit

sumaho kara de mo haisodekimasu.

Losing a lawsuit is possible from a smartphone too.

💡 する-verb form of 敗訴 (losing a lawsuit).

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can do appeal (court)

sumaho kara de mo kousodekimasu.

Appeal (court) is possible from a smartphone too.

💡 する-verb form of 控訴 (appeal (court)).

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can do final appeal

kono pasokon kara mo joukokudekimasu.

Final appeal is possible from this computer too.

💡 する-verb form of 上告 (final appeal).

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can do dismissal (of appeal)

kono kankyou nara kikyakudekimasu.

In this environment dismissal (of appeal) is possible.

💡 する-verb form of 棄却 (dismissal (of appeal)).

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can do trial

akaunto ga areba shinridekimasu.

If you have an account, trial is possible.

💡 する-verb form of 審理 (trial / hearing).

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