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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 453

Words 4521–4530

Meaning and examples

nurture — want to ~

itsuka nihon de yashinaitaidesu.

Someday I want to nurture in Japan.

💡 Form of 養う (to nurture / support).

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mend — want to ~

itsuka nihon de tsukuroitaidesu.

Someday I want to mend in Japan.

💡 Form of 繕う (to mend / keep up appearances).

Meaning and examples

dress up — want to ~

jikan ga areba, yukkuri yosooitaidesu.

If I have time, I want to dress up slowly.

💡 Form of 装う (to dress up / feign).

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be complete — want to ~

jikan ga areba, yukkuri soroitaidesu.

If I have time, I want to be complete slowly.

💡 Form of 揃う (to be complete / gathered).

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be moistened — want to ~

itsuka nihon de uruoitaidesu.

Someday I want to be moistened in Japan.

💡 Form of 潤う (to be moistened / enriched).

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ask — want to ~

dekireba konshuuchuu ni ukagaitaidesu.

If possible, I want to ask this week.

💡 Form of 伺う (to ask / visit (humble)).

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peek — want to ~

itsuka nihon de ukagaitaidesu.

Someday I want to peek in Japan.

💡 Form of 窺う (to peek / watch for).

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shelter — want to ~

dekiru dake hayaku kakumaitaidesu.

I want to shelter as soon as I can.

💡 Form of 匿う (to shelter / harbor).

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yearn for — want to ~

shourai wa jibun no chikara de shitaitaidesu.

In the future I want to yearn for on my own.

💡 Form of 慕う (to yearn for / admire).

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attack — want to ~

ochitsuitara, yukkuri osoitaidesu.

Once things settle down, I want to attack properly.

💡 Form of 襲う (to attack).

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