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JLPT N1 VocabularySection 34

Words 661–680 of 3463, in the order a vocabulary book lists them.

  1. 661
    近視(きんし)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.myopia; shortsightedness; nearsightedness
    2. 2.Myopia

    近視なんですか?

    Are you nearsighted?

    near inspection

  2. 662
    (きん)じる
    Ichidan verbcommon
    1. 1.to forbid; to ban; to prohibit
    2. 2.to suppress (a feeling, laughter, etc.); to hold back (e.g. tears)

    prohibition

  3. 663
    (きん)ずる
    Ichidan verb - zuru verb (alternative form of -jiru verbs)common
    1. 1.to forbid; to ban; to prohibit
    2. 2.to suppress (a feeling, laughter, etc.); to hold back (e.g. tears)

    ベッドでの煙草を禁ずる厳しい規則がある。

    There is a very strict rule forbidding smoking in bed.

    prohibition

  4. 664
    勤勉(きんべん)
    Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)common
    1. diligent; hard-working; industrious

    勤勉は成功の母。

    Diligence is the mother of good fortune.

    diligence exertion

  5. 665
    勤務(きんむ)
    Nouncommon
    1. service; duty; work

    彼は勤務中です。

    He is on duty.

    diligence task

  6. 666
    禁物(きんもつ)
    Nouncommon
    1. thing that should be (carefully) avoided; no-no; thing to definitely not do; something forbidden

    過信は禁物だよ。

    Don't be overconfident.

    prohibition thing

  7. 667
    勤労(きんろう)
    Nouncommon
    1. labor; labour; exertion; diligent service

    11月23日は勤労感謝の日で、勤労の大切さを伝えるために制定された祝日です。

    November 23rd is Labor Thanksgiving Day, which was established as a national holiday to stress the importance of labor in people's minds.

    diligence labor

  8. 668
    議案(ぎあん)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.legislative bill; measure
    2. 2.agenda item

    委員会はその議案を可決した。

    The committee passed the bill.

    deliberation plan

  9. 669
    戯曲(ぎきょく)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.drama; play
    2. 2.Chinese opera
    3. 3.Play (theatre)

    「ハムレット」はこれまでで最もおもしろい戯曲だと言われている。

    It is said that "Hamlet" is the most interesting play ever written.

    frolic bend

  10. 670
    議決(ぎけつ)
    Nouncommon
    1. resolution; decision; vote

    憲法の規定に従い衆院の議決が参院に優越する。

    Under the Constitution, the lower chamber's resolutions override those of the upper chamber.

    deliberation decide

  11. 671
    議事堂(ぎじどう)
    Nouncommon
    1. assembly hall; parliament house; diet building; capitol

    deliberation matter public chamber

  12. 672
    犠牲(ぎせい)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.sacrifice
    2. 2.victim (esp. someone killed); casualty
    3. 3.sacrifice (to a deity)

    犠牲はつきものさ。

    Sacrifices are inevitable.

    sacrifice animal sacrifice

  13. 673
    偽造(ぎぞう)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.forgery; counterfeiting; fabrication; falsification
    2. 2.Counterfeit

    偽造パスポートを手に入れるのって、どれくらい難しいのかな?

    How hard is it to get a fake passport?

    falsehood create

  14. 674
    議題(ぎだい)
    Nouncommon
    1. topic of discussion; agenda

    今日の議題は何ですか?

    What's on the agenda today?

    deliberation topic

  15. 675
    技能(ぎのう)
    Nouncommon
    1. technical skill; ability; capacity

    この講座では応急手当の基本的な技能を教えます。

    This course teaches basic skills in first aid.

    skill ability

  16. 676
    逆転(ぎゃくてん)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.reversal (of a situation); turnaround; turnabout; turning the tables
    2. 2.reversal (of direction of rotation)

    形勢は逆転した。

    Now the shoe is on the other foot.

    inverted revolve

  17. 677
    (ぎょう)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.line (of text); row; verse
    2. 2.carya (austerities)
    3. 3.samskara (formations)

    going

  18. 678
    業者(ぎょうしゃ)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.trader; dealer; businessperson; company
    2. 2.fellow trader; people in the same trade

    彼女は不動産業者です。

    She is an estate agent.

    business someone

  19. 679
    行政(ぎょうせい)
    Nouncommon
    1. 1.executive; government
    2. 2.administration; governance; the authorities; authority
    3. 3.Executive (government)

    市の防災行政無線放送が聞こえる。

    The city's disaster prevention radio broadcast can be heard.

    going politics

  20. 680
    業績(ぎょうせき)
    Nouncommon
    1. achievement; performance; results; work

    あなたの最大の業績は何だと思いますか。

    What do you consider your greatest achievement?

    business exploits

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