Nihongo Soumatome N1 Vocabulary Week 4 Day 4: Common Sino-Japanese Words 1

Hikō buttai.

→ A flying object.

Rittai pazuru.

→ A 3D puzzle.

Hannin no shōtai ga bareru.

→ The culprit's true identity is revealed.

Sōhō no ikō o kakunin suru.

→ Confirm the intentions of both parties.

Jibun no ishi de kimeru.

→ Decide of one's own free will.

Ijiwaru na taido.

→ A mean attitude.

Shitsumon no ito o hakarikaneru.

→ Cannot grasp the intention of the question.

Kyōikuteki kenchi kara noberu.

→ State from an educational point of view.

Shushō ga kaiken o hiraku.

→ The Prime Minister holds a press conference.

Kiri de mitōshi ga kikanai.

→ Visibility is poor due to fog.

Aite o mikudashita yō na iikata.

→ A way of speaking that looks down on the other person.

Sanchō kara machi o miorosu.

→ Look down at the town from the mountain peak.

Tagaini kao o miawaseru.

→ Look at each other's faces.

Ronbun no shippitsu ni chakushu suru.

→ Start writing the thesis.

Shōhisha no dōkō ni chakumoku suru.

→ Pay attention to consumer trends.

Atarashii hashi ga chakkō shita.

→ Construction of the new bridge has started.

Okashi ni chakushoku suru.

→ Color the sweets.

Nichiya doryoku o tsuzukeru.

→ Continue to make efforts day and night.

Heiwa na hibi o okuru.

→ Spend peaceful everyday life.

Higoro no kansha o komete.

→ With everyday gratitude.

Kyō wa shūjitsu ame ga furu.

→ It will rain all day today.

Oyamoto o hanarete jiritsu suru.

→ Leave one's parents and become independent.

Jishuteki na katsudō.

→ Independent activities.

Hannin ga jishu shite kita.

→ The culprit turned himself in.

Kōriten o keiei suru.

→ Run a retail store.

Konsāto no maeuriken.

→ An advance ticket for a concert.

Tochi no baibai keiyaku.

→ A land trade contract.

Kaji no aima ni dokusho suru.

→ Read in the free time between chores.

Rirakkusu dekiru kūkan.

→ A relaxing space.

Minkan no ryōhō.

→ Private/folk remedy.