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6036 words · JLPT N2

JLPT N2 vocabulary

Part 84

Words 831–840

Meaning and examples

polite: is poor

saikin wa tokuni binboudesu.

Lately it is especially poor.

💡 Form of 貧乏 (poor).

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polite: is wealthy

izen ni kurabete, zuibun yuufukudesu.

Compared with before, it is considerably wealthy.

💡 Form of 裕福 (wealthy).

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polite: is luxurious

hito ni yotte wa goukadesu.

For some people it is luxurious.

💡 Form of 豪華 (luxurious).

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polite: is simple

onaji nedan no wari ni shissodesu.

For the same price, it is simple.

💡 Form of 質素 (simple / frugal).

Meaning and examples

there is a meeting about strategy

konshuu no dokoka de senryakunokaigigaarimasu.

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

💡 Common phrase with 戦略 (strategy).

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there is a meeting about tactics

tsugou ga yokereba, senjutsunokaigigaarimasu.

If it is convenient, there is a meeting about the tactics.

💡 Common phrase with 戦術 (tactics).

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there is a meeting about policy

konzatsu o sakeru tame ni, houshinnokaigigaarimasu.

To avoid the crowds, there is a meeting about the policy.

💡 Common phrase with 方針 (policy / course).

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there is a meeting about measure

sanji goro, housakunokaigigaarimasu.

Around three o'clock there is a meeting about the measure.

💡 Common phrase with 方策 (measure / scheme).

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there is a meeting about standard

isshuukan hodo kakete, kijunnokaigigaarimasu.

Over about a week, there is a meeting about the standard.

💡 Common phrase with 基準 (standard / criterion).

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to implement the foundation

keiken no aru hito ni tanonde, kiban'ojissoushimasu.

Asking someone with experience, we implement the foundation.

💡 Common phrase with 基盤 (foundation / base).

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