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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 907

Words 9061–9070

Meaning and examples

poverty is important

kongetsu no owari ni konkyuugataisetsudesu.

At the end of this month the poverty matters.

💡 Common phrase with 困窮 (poverty / distress).

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exhaustion is important

raigetsu, hiheigataisetsudesu.

Next month the exhaustion matters.

💡 Common phrase with 疲弊 (exhaustion / impoverishment).

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decline is important

tantousha o kimeta ue de, suitaigataisetsudesu.

Once the person in charge has been decided, the decline matters.

💡 Common phrase with 衰退 (decline).

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weakening is important

yosan ga kakutei shite kara, suijakugataisetsudesu.

Once the budget is fixed, the weakening matters.

💡 Common phrase with 衰弱 (weakening).

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decline is important

yotei doori, chourakugataisetsudesu.

As planned, the decline matters.

💡 Common phrase with 凋落 (decline / fall).

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ruin is important

maitoshi kono jiki ni botsurakugataisetsudesu.

Every year at this time the ruin matters.

💡 Common phrase with 没落 (ruin / downfall).

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collapse is important

daitai tsuki ni ichido, houkaigataisetsudesu.

About once a month the collapse matters.

💡 Common phrase with 崩壊 (collapse).

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breach (of dam) is important

kongetsu no owari ni kekkaigataisetsudesu.

At the end of this month the breach (of dam) matters.

💡 Common phrase with 決壊 (breach (of dam)).

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collapse is important

kaigi no boutou de, hourakugataisetsudesu.

At the start of the meeting, the collapse matters.

💡 Common phrase with 崩落 (collapse / cave-in).

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sinking is important

hikitsugi no ikkan toshite, kanbotsugataisetsudesu.

As part of the handover, the sinking matters.

💡 Common phrase with 陥没 (sinking / depression).

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