Nihongo Soumatome N1 Vocabulary Week 5 Day 4: Kanji-Based Vocabulary 4

Ishi o kokorozashite benkyō suru.

→ Study aspiring to be a doctor.

Jibun no chikara o tamesu.

→ Test one’s own ability.

Ōkina misu o okasu.

→ Commit a huge mistake.

Retsu o midasu.

→ Break the line.

Jōken o mitasu.

→ Fulfill the conditions.

Yakusoku o hatasu.

→ Fulfill a promise.

Jūyō na renraku o nukasu.

→ Omit an important message.

Raibaru o shiai de makasu.

→ Defeat a rival in a match.

Zutsū ni nayamasareru.

→ Be tormented by headaches.

Atarashii kutsu o ashi ni narasu.

→ Accustom new shoes to one’s feet.

Dorobō ga ie o arasu.

→ A thief devastates the house.

Muda na jikan o tsuiyasu.

→ Spend wasted time.

Bunshō o neru.

→ Work on a text (refine it).

Kesshin ga niburu.

→ One’s determination weakens.

Jitsuryoku de masaru aite.

→ An opponent superior in ability.

Sankakokugo o ayatsuru.

→ Command three languages.

Aidoru ni fan ga muragaru.

→ Fans flock to the idol.

Kyōshitsu ni eakon ga sonawaru.

→ The classroom is furnished with an AC.

Taido ga aratamaru.

→ One’s attitude is reformed/improved.

Kokoro o yamu.

→ Suffer from mental illness.

Keiken ni tomu jinzai.

→ A person rich in experience.

Mazushii hito ni okane o megumu.

→ Give money to the poor.

Resutoran o itonamu.

→ Run a restaurant.

Omoi kega o ō.

→ Suffer a severe injury.

Hōshin ni sotte kōdō suru.

→ Act following the policy.

Bikan o sokonau.

→ Ruin the beautiful view.

Karera wa kao ga nikayotte iru.

→ Their faces closely resemble each other.

Shōjo ga hoo o akaramete hajirau.

→ The girl blushes and feels shy.

Wakasa o tamotsu.

→ Maintain one’s youth.