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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 831

Words 8301–8310

Meaning and examples

plain negative: does not do arrest

taihoshinai to kimemashita.

I decided to skip arrest.

💡 する-verb form of 逮捕 (arrest).

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plain negative: does not do restraint

kousokushinai hito mo imasu.

There are people who skip restraint.

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

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plain negative: does not do release (from custody)

shakuhoushinai koto ni hantai suru koe mo arimasu.

There are voices against skipping release (from custody).

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

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plain negative: does not do pardon

shamenshinai koto ni hantai suru koe mo arimasu.

There are voices against skipping pardon.

💡 する-verb form of 赦免 (pardon).

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plain negative: does not do prosecution

kisoshinai hi mo arimasu.

There are days when we skip prosecution.

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

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plain negative: does not do filing a lawsuit

teisoshinai you ni shiteimasu.

I make a point of skipping filing a lawsuit.

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

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plain negative: does not do winning a lawsuit

konkai wa shousoshinai koto ni shimashita.

We decided to skip winning a lawsuit this time.

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

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plain negative: does not do losing a lawsuit

haisoshinai nara, hayame ni itte kudasai.

If you are going to skip losing a lawsuit, please say so early.

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

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plain negative: does not do appeal (court)

kousoshinai to kimemashita.

I decided to skip appeal (court).

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

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plain negative: does not do final appeal

joukokushinai hou ga ii to omoimasu.

I think it is better to skip final appeal.

💡 する-verb form of 上告 (final appeal).

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