Enjy Flashcards
(35 cards)
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会見 (kaiken)
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مقابلة/ لقاء
2
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会合 (kaigou)
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اجتماع
3
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会談 (kaidan)
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محادثة
4
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議会
A
البرلمان
5
Q
協議 (kyogi)
A
مشاورات
6
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合併 (gappei)
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اندماج
7
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合同 (goudou)
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مشترك
8
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合意 (goui)
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اتفاق
9
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統合 (tougo)
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توحيد
10
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一致 (itchi)
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اتفاق
11
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パターン
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نمط
12
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マスター
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ماجستير
13
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ホームページ
A
صفحة البداية
14
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チームワーク
A
العمل الجماعي
15
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リーダーシップ
A
القيادة
16
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アクセス
A
الوصول
17
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心がける
A
يحرص على
18
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はたす
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ينجز/ يحقق
19
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こだわる
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يصر على
20
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つらぬく
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يصبر على
21
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やりとげる
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يحقق/ ينجز
22
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とかく
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عادةً
23
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どうやら
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على ما يبدو
24
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とうてい
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على الإطلاق
25
どうせ
على كل حال
26
とっさ
فجأة
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〜ものだ
Rule: 〜ものだ is used to express a general rule, habit, or a sense of nostalgia for something that used to be done in the past.
How to use: Attach ものだ to the end of a verb or adjective stem. For verbs, use the dictionary form or the た-form for past actions.
Example 1 (general rule/habit):
若い時は、たくさん勉強するものだ
- "When young, one tends to study a lot."
* Example 2 (nostalgia):
子供の頃、よく公園で遊んだものだ
- "When I was a child, I used to play in the park a lot."
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〜ものではない
Rule: 〜ものではない is used to express that something is not appropriate, suitable, or the right thing to do.
How to use: Attach ものではない to the dictionary form of a verb.
Example: 他人の秘密を漁るものではない - "It's not appropriate to pry into other people's secrets."
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〜というものだ
Rule: 〜というものだ is used to emphasize a general rule, habit, or the natural course of events. It can also be used to stress the speaker's strong belief or opinion about something.
How to use: Attach というものだ to the dictionary form of a verb or the stem of an adjective.
Example 1 (general rule):
成功するには努力するというものだ - "Success comes through effort."
Example 2 (strong opinion):
人はいつも正直であるべきだというものだ - "People should always be honest, that's what I believe."
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〜というものではない
Rule: 〜というものではない is used to express that something is not necessarily true or not always the case. It emphasizes that a general rule or expectation does not apply in every situation.
How to use: Attach というものではない to the dictionary form of a verb or the stem of an adjective.
Example: 高いものが必ずしも良いというものではない
- "Expensive things are not necessarily always good."
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〜ものだから
Rule: 〜ものだから is used to provide a reason or an explanation for a situation or action, often with a nuance of justification or excuse.
How to use: Attach ものだから to the dictionary form of a verb or the stem of a na-adjective or i-adjective.
Example: 今日は休みなものだから、ゆっくり寝ていました - "Because today is a day off, I was sleeping in.
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〜もの
Rule: 〜もの is used to express that something is natural or expected, often in the context of giving advice or making a suggestion.
How to use: Attach もの to the dictionary form of a verb.
Example: 若いときに海外を旅行するものだ - "It's natural to travel abroad when you're young."
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〜ものがある
Rule: 〜ものがある is used to express that there is a certain feeling, atmosphere, or emotion in a situation. It often implies that this feeling is natural or expected, given the circumstances.
How to use: Attach ものがある to the dictionary form of a verb or the stem of a na-adjective or i-adjective.
Example: この映画を見ると、懐かしいものがある - "When I watch this movie, there's a feeling of nostalgia."
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〜ものか
Rule: 〜ものか is used to express strong denial or rejection, often with a sense of determination or defiance. It emphasizes that the speaker refuses to do something or disagrees with a statement or situation.
How to use: Attach ものか to the dictionary form of a verb.
Example: そんなこと、絶対に許すものか！ - "There's no way I'll ever forgive such a thing!"
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〜ものの
Rule: 〜ものの is used to express a contrast or contradiction between two statements or situations. It can be translated as "although," "but," or "even though."
How to use: Attach ものの to the dictionary form of a verb or the stem of a na-adjective or i-adjective.
Example: たくさん勉強したものの、試験に落ちた - "Although I studied a lot, I failed the exam."
