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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 902

Words 9011–9020

Meaning and examples

to do close reading

renkyuu ga aketara, seidokuoshimasu.

After the long weekend, we do the close reading.

💡 Common phrase with 精読 (close reading).

Meaning and examples

to do speed reading

tantou ga koutai shita no o ki ni, sokudokuoshimasu.

On the change of the person in charge, we do the speed reading.

💡 Common phrase with 速読 (speed reading).

Meaning and examples

to do reading aloud

seishiki na tsuuchi o ukete kara, roudokuoshimasu.

After receiving formal notice, we do the reading aloud.

💡 Common phrase with 朗読 (reading aloud).

Meaning and examples

to do recitation

yotei doori, anshouoshimasu.

As planned, we do the recitation.

💡 Common phrase with 暗唱 (recitation).

Meaning and examples

there is a meeting about repeating back

genba no iken o kiita ue de, fukushounokaigigaarimasu.

After hearing the views from the field, there is a meeting about the repeating back.

💡 Common phrase with 復唱 (repeating back).

Meaning and examples

there is a meeting about transmission

atarashii taisei ga hajimaru mae ni, dentatsunokaigigaarimasu.

Before the new structure begins, there is a meeting about the transmission.

💡 Common phrase with 伝達 (transmission / communication).

Meaning and examples

there is a meeting about official notice

kigen ni yoyuu o mite, tsuutatsunokaigigaarimasu.

Leaving room before the deadline, there is a meeting about the official notice.

💡 Common phrase with 通達 (official notice).

Meaning and examples

there is a meeting about notification

ame ga furanakereba, tsuukokunokaigigaarimasu.

If it does not rain, there is a meeting about the notification.

💡 Common phrase with 通告 (notification).

Meaning and examples

report (to police) is important

okyakusama no goyoubou ni oujite, tsuuhougataisetsudesu.

In response to the client's request, the report (to police) matters.

💡 Common phrase with 通報 (report (to police)).

Meaning and examples

informing (secretly) is important

tantou ga koutai shita no o ki ni, mikkokugataisetsudesu.

On the change of the person in charge, the informing (secretly) matters.

💡 Common phrase with 密告 (informing (secretly)).

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N1 final quiz sets

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 2

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 10

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