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6036 words · JLPT N2

JLPT N2 vocabulary

Part 517

Words 5161–5170

Meaning and examples

plain negative: does not do composition

mada kouseishinai kamo shiremasen.

We might still skip composition.

💡 する-verb form of 構成 (composition / structure).

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plain negative: does not do formation

keiseishinai hi mo arimasu.

There are days when we skip formation.

💡 する-verb form of 形成 (formation).

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plain negative: does not do organization

soshikishinai hou ga ii to omoimasu.

I think it is better to skip organization.

💡 する-verb form of 組織 (organization).

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plain negative: does not do organization (of teams)

henseishinai to kimemashita.

I decided to skip organization (of teams).

💡 する-verb form of 編成 (organization (of teams)).

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plain negative: does not do editing

henshuushinai hi mo arimasu.

There are days when we skip editing.

💡 する-verb form of 編集 (editing).

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plain negative: does not do publishing

konkai wa shuppanshinai koto ni shimashita.

We decided to skip publishing this time.

💡 する-verb form of 出版 (publishing).

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plain negative: does not do impression

inshoushinai hou ga ii to omoimasu.

I think it is better to skip impression.

💡 する-verb form of 印象 (impression).

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plain negative: does not do admiration

kanshinshinai nara, hayame ni itte kudasai.

If you are going to skip admiration, please say so early.

💡 する-verb form of 感心 (admiration).

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plain negative: does not do deep emotion

kangekishinai tsumori desu.

I intend to skip deep emotion.

💡 する-verb form of 感激 (deep emotion).

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plain negative: does not do sympathy

doujoushinai hito mo imasu.

There are people who skip sympathy.

💡 する-verb form of 同情 (sympathy).

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