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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 917

Words 9161–9170

Meaning and examples

there is a meeting about closure

konshuu no dokoka de heisanokaigigaarimasu.

Somewhere in this week there is a meeting about the closure.

💡 Common phrase with 閉鎖 (closure).

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there is a meeting about opening up

raigetsu, kaihounokaigigaarimasu.

Next month there is a meeting about the opening up.

💡 Common phrase with 開放 (opening up).

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to implement the liberation

kaigi no boutou de, kaihouojissoushimasu.

At the start of the meeting, we implement the liberation.

💡 Common phrase with 解放 (liberation / release).

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being satisfied (explanation) is important

tantousha o kimeta ue de, shakuzengataisetsudesu.

Once the person in charge has been decided, the being satisfied (explanation) matters.

💡 Common phrase with 釈然 (being satisfied (explanation)).

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drastic change is important

tsugou ga yokereba, gekihengataisetsudesu.

If it is convenient, the drastic change matters.

💡 Common phrase with 激変 (drastic change).

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sharp decrease is important

raishuu no suiyoubi ni gekigengataisetsudesu.

Next Wednesday the sharp decrease matters.

💡 Common phrase with 激減 (sharp decrease).

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sharp increase is important

yosan ga kakutei shite kara, gekizougataisetsudesu.

Once the budget is fixed, the sharp increase matters.

💡 Common phrase with 激増 (sharp increase).

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sudden price rise is important

kyou wa korekara kyuutougataisetsudesu.

Later today the sudden price rise matters.

💡 Common phrase with 急騰 (sudden price rise).

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sudden drop is important

reinen doori, kono jiki ni kyuurakugataisetsudesu.

As in previous years, at this time of year the sudden drop matters.

💡 Common phrase with 急落 (sudden drop).

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crash (prices) is important

hanki ni ichido no minaoshi de, bourakugataisetsudesu.

At the twice-yearly review, the crash (prices) matters.

💡 Common phrase with 暴落 (crash (prices)).

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