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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 581

Words 5801–5810

Meaning and examples

humble: I will do losing an election

soredeha, kochira de rakusensaseteitadakimasu.

In that case, we will take care of losing an election on our side.

💡 する-verb form of 落選 (losing an election).

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humble: I will do bidding

ashita no gogo ni nyuusatsusaseteitadakimasu.

I will take care of bidding tomorrow afternoon.

💡 する-verb form of 入札 (bidding).

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humble: I will do winning a bid

gokibou ga areba, rakusatsusaseteitadakimasu.

If you would like, I will take care of winning a bid.

💡 する-verb form of 落札 (winning a bid).

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humble: I will do submitting a bid

honjitsu wa watashi ga ousatsusaseteitadakimasu.

Today I will take care of submitting a bid.

💡 する-verb form of 応札 (submitting a bid).

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humble: I will do being entrusted (with work)

honjitsu wa watashi ga jutakusaseteitadakimasu.

Today I will take care of being entrusted (with work).

💡 する-verb form of 受託 (being entrusted (with work)).

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humble: I will do outsourcing

osoreirimasu ga, kochira de itakusaseteitadakimasu.

I am sorry to trouble you, but we will take care of outsourcing.

💡 する-verb form of 委託 (outsourcing / entrustment).

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humble: I will do delegation (of authority)

raigetsu no kaigi de ininsaseteitadakimasu.

I will take care of delegation (of authority) at next month meeting.

💡 する-verb form of 委任 (delegation (of authority)).

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humble: I will do leaving entirely (to someone)

ashita no gogo ni ichininsaseteitadakimasu.

I will take care of leaving entirely (to someone) tomorrow afternoon.

💡 する-verb form of 一任 (leaving entirely (to someone)).

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humble: I will do dependence

gokibou ga areba, izonsaseteitadakimasu.

If you would like, I will take care of dependence.

💡 する-verb form of 依存 (dependence).

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humble: I will do deposit (for safekeeping)

soredeha, kochira de kitakusaseteitadakimasu.

In that case, we will take care of deposit (for safekeeping) on our side.

💡 する-verb form of 寄託 (deposit (for safekeeping)).

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