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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 928

Words 9271–9280

Meaning and examples

to check the defense

reinen doori, kono jiki ni bougyookakuninshimasu.

As in previous years, at this time of year we check the defense.

💡 Common phrase with 防御 (defense / protection).

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to talk about capture

seishiki na tsuuchi o ukete kara, kouryakunitsuitehanashimasu.

After receiving formal notice, we talk about the capture.

💡 Common phrase with 攻略 (capture / conquering).

Meaning and examples

to talk about suppression

okyakusama no goyoubou ni oujite, seiatsunitsuitehanashimasu.

In response to the client's request, we talk about the suppression.

💡 Common phrase with 制圧 (suppression / control).

Meaning and examples

to talk about suppression (of riot)

kansa ni sonaete, chin'atsunitsuitehanashimasu.

In preparation for the audit, we talk about the suppression (of riot).

💡 Common phrase with 鎮圧 (suppression (of riot)).

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to be in charge of suppression

tantousha o kimeta ue de, yokuseiotantoushiteimasu.

Once the person in charge has been decided, we are in charge of the suppression.

💡 Common phrase with 抑制 (suppression / restraint).

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to talk about oppression

genba no iken o kiita ue de, yokuatsunitsuitehanashimasu.

After hearing the views from the field, we talk about the oppression.

💡 Common phrase with 抑圧 (oppression).

Meaning and examples

to talk about crackdown

souteigai no jitai ni sonaete, dan'atsunitsuitehanashimasu.

In case of unforeseen circumstances, we talk about the crackdown.

💡 Common phrase with 弾圧 (crackdown).

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to talk about persecution

kongetsu no owari ni hakugainitsuitehanashimasu.

At the end of this month we talk about the persecution.

💡 Common phrase with 迫害 (persecution).

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to talk about abuse

ame ga furanakereba, gyakutainitsuitehanashimasu.

If it does not rain, we talk about the abuse.

💡 Common phrase with 虐待 (abuse).

Meaning and examples

to talk about exploitation

hikitsugi no ikkan toshite, sakushunitsuitehanashimasu.

As part of the handover, we talk about the exploitation.

💡 Common phrase with 搾取 (exploitation).

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