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Every word comes with furigana, romaji, and an original example sentence from real life in Japan.

6036 words · JLPT N2

JLPT N2 vocabulary

Part 565

Words 5641–5650

Meaning and examples

to be in charge of conclusion (of contract)

kyou wa korekara teiketsuotantoushiteimasu.

Later today we are in charge of the conclusion (of contract).

💡 Common phrase with 締結 (conclusion (of contract)).

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to be in charge of negotiation

kyou wa korekara koushouotantoushiteimasu.

Later today we are in charge of the negotiation.

💡 Common phrase with 交渉 (negotiation).

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to be in charge of compromise

nando ka kakunin shita ue de, dakyouotantoushiteimasu.

After checking it several times, we are in charge of the compromise.

💡 Common phrase with 妥協 (compromise).

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to be in charge of agreement

nando ka kakunin shita ue de, gouiotantoushiteimasu.

After checking it several times, we are in charge of the agreement.

💡 Common phrase with 合意 (agreement / consensus).

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to be in charge of approval

ashita, shounin'otantoushiteimasu.

Tomorrow we are in charge of the approval.

💡 Common phrase with 承認 (approval).

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to be in charge of consent

nando ka kakunin shita ue de, shoudakuotantoushiteimasu.

After checking it several times, we are in charge of the consent.

💡 Common phrase with 承諾 (consent).

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to be in charge of acknowledgement

nando ka kakunin shita ue de, ryoushouotantoushiteimasu.

After checking it several times, we are in charge of the acknowledgement.

💡 Common phrase with 了承 (acknowledgement).

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to be in charge of rejection

shussha shitara sugu ni kyakkaotantoushiteimasu.

As soon as we get to the office we are in charge of the rejection.

💡 Common phrase with 却下 (rejection).

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to be in charge of refusal

sanji goro, kyohiotantoushiteimasu.

Around three o'clock we are in charge of the refusal.

💡 Common phrase with 拒否 (refusal).

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to be in charge of declining (an offer)

shussha shitara sugu ni jitaiotantoushiteimasu.

As soon as we get to the office we are in charge of the declining (an offer).

💡 Common phrase with 辞退 (declining (an offer)).

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N2 final quiz sets

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JLPT N2 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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JLPT N2 Vocabulary Final Set 2

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JLPT N2 Vocabulary Final Set 9

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JLPT N2 Vocabulary Final Set 10

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