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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 780

Words 7791–7800

Meaning and examples

plain past: did exposure

tekihatsushita keiken ga mada arimasen.

I have no experience with exposure yet.

💡 する-verb form of 摘発 (exposure / crackdown).

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plain past: did arrest

taihoshita jiki ni tsuite wa kiroku ga nokotteimasen.

No record remains of when arrest took place.

💡 する-verb form of 逮捕 (arrest).

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plain past: did restraint

kousokushita no wa omotta yori kantan deshita.

Handling restraint was easier than I expected.

💡 する-verb form of 拘束 (restraint / detention).

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plain past: did release (from custody)

watashi ga shakuhoushita koto o oboeteimasu ka.

Do you remember that I handled release (from custody)?

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

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plain past: did pardon

shamenshita bakari na node, mada narete imasen.

We only just started pardon, so we are not used to it yet.

💡 する-verb form of 赦免 (pardon).

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plain past: did prosecution

kisoshita no wa watashi desu.

I am the one who handled prosecution.

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

Meaning and examples

plain past: did filing a lawsuit

teisoshita bakari na node, mada narete imasen.

We only just started filing a lawsuit, so we are not used to it yet.

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

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plain past: did winning a lawsuit

shousoshita no wa kyonen desu.

It was last year that we handled winning a lawsuit.

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

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plain past: did losing a lawsuit

haisoshita kekka o raishuu no kaigi de kyouyuu shimasu.

We will share the outcome of losing a lawsuit at next week's meeting.

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

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plain past: did appeal (court)

kousoshita no wa, kono anken ga hajimete desu.

This is the first case in which we have done appeal (court).

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

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N1 final quiz sets

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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