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6036 words · JLPT N2

JLPT N2 vocabulary

Part 573

Words 5721–5730

Meaning and examples

to be in charge of statistics

isogashii jiki o sugitara, toukeiotantoushiteimasu.

Once the busy season is over, we are in charge of the statistics.

💡 Common phrase with 統計 (statistics).

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to talk about concentration

raishuu no getsuyoubi ni shuuchuunitsuitehanashimasu.

Next Monday we talk about the concentration.

💡 Common phrase with 集中 (concentration).

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to check the dispersion

kongetsu no owari ni bunsan'okakuninshimasu.

At the end of this month we check the dispersion.

💡 Common phrase with 分散 (dispersion / distribution).

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to be in charge of classification

hikitsugi no tame ni, bunruiotantoushiteimasu.

For the handover, we are in charge of the classification.

💡 Common phrase with 分類 (classification).

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to be in charge of sharing (of tasks)

maitoshi kono jiki ni buntan'otantoushiteimasu.

Every year at this time we are in charge of the sharing (of tasks).

💡 Common phrase with 分担 (sharing (of tasks)).

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to be in charge of distribution

sono ato de bunpaiotantoushiteimasu.

After that we are in charge of the distribution.

💡 Common phrase with 分配 (distribution / sharing out).

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to be in charge of allocation

aite no tsugou ni awasete, haibun'otantoushiteimasu.

Fitting the other side's schedule, we are in charge of the allocation.

💡 Common phrase with 配分 (allocation).

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to be in charge of distribution (of materials)

keiken no aru hito ni tanonde, haifuotantoushiteimasu.

Asking someone with experience, we are in charge of the distribution (of materials).

💡 Common phrase with 配布 (distribution (of materials)).

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to be in charge of arrangement

yosan ga kimari shidai, haichiotantoushiteimasu.

As soon as the budget is settled, we are in charge of the arrangement.

💡 Common phrase with 配置 (arrangement / placement).

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to be in charge of maintenance

maishuu kin'youbi ni seibiotantoushiteimasu.

Every Friday we are in charge of the maintenance.

💡 Common phrase with 整備 (maintenance / development).

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