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Every word comes with furigana, romaji, and an original example sentence from real life in Japan.

10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 451

Words 4501–4510

Meaning and examples

accomplish — want to ~

ochitsuitara, yukkuri togetaidesu.

Once things settle down, I want to accomplish properly.

💡 Form of 遂げる (to accomplish).

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hinder — want to ~

jikan ga areba, yukkuri samatagetaidesu.

If I have time, I want to hinder slowly.

💡 Form of 妨げる (to hinder).

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soften — want to ~

dekiru dake hayaku yawaragetaidesu.

I want to soften as soon as I can.

💡 Form of 和らげる (to soften / ease).

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oppress — want to ~

dekiru dake hayaku shiitagetaidesu.

I want to oppress as soon as I can.

💡 Form of 虐げる (to oppress).

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dedicate — want to ~

itsuka nihon de sasagetaidesu.

Someday I want to dedicate in Japan.

💡 Form of 捧げる (to dedicate / offer).

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connect — want to ~

ochitsuitara, yukkuri tsunagetaidesu.

Once things settle down, I want to connect properly.

💡 Form of 繋げる (to connect).

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age — want to ~

itsuka nihon de fuketaidesu.

Someday I want to age in Japan.

💡 Form of 老ける (to age / look old).

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grow late (night) — want to ~

dekireba konshuuchuu ni fuketaidesu.

If possible, I want to grow late (night) this week.

💡 Form of 更ける (to grow late (night)).

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furnish — want to ~

ichido de ii kara shitsuraetaidesu.

Even just once, I want to furnish.

💡 Form of 設える (to furnish / arrange).

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store — want to ~

rainen koso takuwaetaidesu.

Next year for sure, I want to store.

💡 Form of 蓄える (to store / save up).

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