JLPT N2 Vocabulary
· Upper Intermediate
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· Upper Intermediate
Adverbs, set phrases, and modifiers for nuanced expression.
88 words
to the end, to the last, stubbornly
another time, again, over again, anew, formally
somewhat
greater, more, further, still more
simultaneous, all at once
once, for a moment, one morning, temporarily
fixed, settled, definite
(Lit.) I'll go and come back, 'I'm going, see you later'
(Lit.) I'll go and come back, 'I'm going, see you later'
have a nice day, see you
loiteringly, aimless wandering
a great deal, very much
let me see, well, er....
colors, paints
please sit down
Thanks to god, thanks to you
please don't fuss over me
I'm sorry to hear that…
before, after you
before, ahead, previously
Excuse me for disturbing you
Excuse me for disturbing you
Take care of yourself
Take care of yourself, Take care!, Get well soon
please
(abbr.) Good morning
Sorry to have kept you waiting
Sorry to have kept you waiting
Sorry to have kept you waiting
with all one's strength (heart), resignation, resolution
very, much, fully
on the contrary, rather, all the more, instead
certainly!
arbitrarily,
it's all right; one doesn’t mind
Cheers! (a toast)
tightly, fully
repeatedly, sincerely, earnestly
actually, really
like this, with this
Thank you for the meal
it is I who should say so
stealthily, secretly
May I come in, Is anyone here
good evening
quickly
at once, immediately, without delay, promptly
good-bye
in order, in turn
first 10 days of the month
all the time, all the way
in a line, in a row
busily, away
by all means (with sense of not taking 'no' for an answer)
which reminds me ..
and, like that
successively, one after another
though, although
If that's the case..., If so..., That being the case...
(not so) much, (not) very
constantly
Here I am, I'm home!
but, however, provided that
steadily
opportunity, occasion
here and there, little by little
anyhow, in any case, at any rate
here and there, some parts (of something)
at any rate, anyhow, anyway, in any case
nothing (with neg. verb), quite, not a bit
all, entirely, completely, without exception
bye bye
to begin with, first of all
to begin with, first of all
How do you do?, I am glad to meet you
as was expected, really
comparatively; relatively
for the present, once, for the time being
by itself, automatically, naturally
weekday, ordinary days
or, otherwise
remarkably
perhaps, maybe, by some chance
randomly, recklessly, blindly
also, as I thought, still, in spite of, absolutely, of course
comparatively
relatively, comparatively
relatively, comparatively
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