JLPT N2 Vocabulary - Page 2
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N2
| # | Word | Reading | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 |
ほっと
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ほっと
hotto
|
with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief | Study |
| 22 |
やむを得ない
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やむをえない
yamuwoenai
|
cannot be helped; unavoidable | Study |
| 23 |
やり甲斐
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やりがい
yarigai
|
being worth doing | Study |
| 24 |
やり遂げる
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やりとげる
yaritogeru
|
to accomplish, to finish, to carry through, to follow through | Study |
| 25 |
よそ見
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よそみ
yosomi
|
looking away, looking aside | Study |
| 26 |
一人残らず
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ひとりのこらず
hitorinokorazu
|
everyone | Study |
| 27 |
一例
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いちれい
ichirei
|
example; an instance | Study |
| 28 |
一刻
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いっこく
ikkoku
|
minute, moment, an instant | Study |
| 29 |
一助
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いちじょ
ichijo
|
help; assistance | Study |
| 30 |
一向に
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いっこうに
ikkouni
|
completely; absolutely; totally; | Study |
| 31 |
一変
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いっぺん
ippen
|
complete change, about-face | Study |
| 32 |
一定
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いってい
ittei
|
fixed; settled; constant; definite; uniform; regularized; regularised; defined; standardized; standardised; certain; prescribed | Study |
| 33 |
一括
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いっかつ
ikkatsu
|
lumping together, summing up, bundle, lump, batch | Study |
| 34 |
一斉に
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いっせいに
isseini
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simultaneously; all at once; in unison | Study |
| 35 |
一方的
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いっぽうてき
ippouteki
|
one-sided; unilateral; arbitrary | Study |
| 36 |
一旦
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いったん
ittan
|
once; for a short time; briefly; temporarily | Study |
| 37 |
一時休業
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いちじきゅうぎょう
ichijikyuugyou
|
temporary suspension | Study |
| 38 |
一段
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いちだん
ichidan
|
more; much more; still more; all the more | Study |
| 39 |
一段落
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いちだんらく
ichidanraku
|
reaching a stopping place; settling down | Study |
| 40 |
一気に
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いっきに
ikkini
|
in one go; in one gulp; in one breath; without stopping; without pausing; without resting; in one sitting; at a stretch; all at once | Study |
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