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268 Cards in this Set

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to act as an agent, to get someone
toritsugu
to admit, to approve
mitomeru
to apologize
ayamaru
to ask (a question)
tazuneru
to ask (humble), to visit (humble)
ukagau
to ask, to request
tanomu
to date, to keep company with
tsukiau
to attend
deru
to bake
yaku
to bark
hoeru
to be aggravating
shuku ni sawaru
to be beaten
mairu
to be beaten
yarareru
to be careful
ki wo tsukeru
to be caught, to be arrested
tsukamaru
to be depressed
ochikomu
to be different
chigau
to be disclosed
bareru
to be distressed
nayamu
to be effective, to work
kiku
to be found out
mitsukaru
to be frustrated
iya ni naru
to be hungry (male)
hara ga heru
to be in fashion
hayaru
to be late (for…)
okureru
to be lost, to stop running
naku naru
to be on time
ma ni au
to be over
owaru
to be overly sensitive
higamu
to be plain, to be simple
assari shite iru
to be pleased
yorokobu
to be popular (with)
moteru
to be put in order
katadzuku
to be rich (food)
kotteri shite iru
to be saved
tasukaru
to be served
deru
to be subject to taxation
zeikin ga kakaru
to be thoughtful, to be considerate
ki ga kiku
to be thoughtful, to be considerate
omoiyari ga aru
to be tired of
akiru
to be treated (to food or drinks)
go-chisou ni naru
to be understood
tsuujiru
to be useful
yaku ni tatsu
to become carsick
you
to become crowded
komu
to become desperate
yake wo okosu
to become dirty
yogoreru
to become hungry
onaka ga suku
to become perverse, to be cranky
heso wo magaru
to begin to be popular
motedasu
to believe
shinjiru
to bet on
kakeru
to bloom
saku
to blow one's nose
hana wo kamu
to bother
ki ni naru
to break
kowareru
to break (glasses, cups, etc)
wareru
to break an appointment
yakusoku wo suppokasu
to break something
kowasu
to break something (glasses, cups, etc)
waru
to brownnose
goma wo suru
to brush one's teeth
ha wo migaku
to brush, to polish
migaku
to bully
ijimeru
to call, to telephone
denwa wo kakeru
to carry oneself in a dignified manner
doudou to shite iru
to catch, to arrest
tsukamaeru
to change one's clothes
kigaeru
to chat
shaberu
to cheer up
genki wo dasu
to chew gum audibly
kuchakucha kamu
to choose
erabu
to clear up
hareru
to clip, to cut
kiru
to comb
tokasu
to come into one's possession
te ni hairu
to come out
utsuru
to come to like
ki ni hairu
to compare
kuraberu
to complain
monku wo iu
to complain, to mutter
fumufumu iu
to continue something
tsudzukeru
to convey
tsutaeru
to copy
utsusu
to crash
butsukaru
to cross (a street, etc)
wataru
to dance
odoru
to decide
kimeru
to decline, to refuse
kotowaru
to die
shinu
to dislike
kirau
to do
yaru
to draw
hiku
to draw, to paint
kaku
to dress someone
kiseru
to drink out of desperation
yakesake wo nomu
to drop (such as precipitation)
furu
to drop by
yoru
to earn
kasegu
to encourage
hagemasu
to enjoy
tanoshimu
to exceed
sugiru
to fail
ochiru
to fall down, to topple
taoreru
to fall over, to fall to the ground
korobu
to fall, to drop
ochiru
to feel shy, to feel embarrassed
hazukashigaru
to find fault with
kechi wo tsukeru
to find something
mitsukeru
to fit, to agree
au
to fix, to repair, to correct
naosu
to flatter
o-seji wo iu
to forgive, to allow
yurusu
to gain weight
futoru
to gather
atsumaru
to get a disease
byouki ni kakaru
to get a tutor (for…)
kateikyoushi wo tsukeru
to get acquainted with
shiriau
to get angry
okoru
to get drowned
oboreru
to get drunk
yopparau
to get lost
mayou
to get mad
hara wo tateru
to get tired
tsukareru
to get used to
nareru
to get wet
nureru
to give a ride
noseru
to give advice
soudan ni noru
to give up
akirameru
to go down
sagaru
to go up, to go in (a Japanese house)
agaru
to grade
seiseki wo tsukeru
to grow up
sodatsu
to hand in late
ato kara dasu
to hand in, to submit
dasu
to hand over
watasu
to hang
kakeru
to have a hard time
hidoi me ni au
to have body (coffee, beer, etc)
koku ga aru
to heat (a bath), to boil (water)
wakasu
to help
testudau
to hold up an umbrella
kasa wo sasu
to hum a song
hanauta wo utau
to hurry
isogu
to increase something
fuyasu
to inform
shiraberu
to invite (to do something together)
sasou
to invite, to call
yobu
to iron
airon wo kakeru
to join (for drinks, dinner, etc)
tsukiau
to jump
tobu
to keep one's promise
yakusoku wo mamoru
to kill time
hima wo tsubusu
to knit
amu
to laugh
warau
to leave behind
nokosu
to leave one's seat
seki wo hazusu
to lend a hand
te wo kasu
to live
sumu
to lock up
kagi wo kakeru
to look (one) up and down
jirojiro miru
to look dignified
kanroku ga aru
to look down
shita wo muku
to look for
sagasu
to lose
makeru
to lose weight
yaseru
to lose, to drop
otosu
to make
tsukuru
to make a bed
futon wo shiku
to make a lot of noise
waiwai sawagu
to make a noise, to cause a disturbance
sawagu
to make a photocopy
kopii wo toru
to make dirty
yogosu
to make mistakes
machigaeru
to make mistakes
machigau
to make sure, to confirm
tashikameru
to make tea
o-cha wo ireru
to miss
hazureru
to miss (a bus, train, etc)
noriokureru
to move
ugoku
to move (to)
hikkosu
to need
iru
to not know what to do with
moteamasu
to notice
ki ga tsuku
to part, to separate
wakareru
to pass (an exam)
tooru
to pass by, to pass through
tooru
to pat, to slap
tataku
to pay
harau
to pick a fight
karamu
to pick up
hirou
to pile up
tsumu
to pin up, to post, to glue
haru
to play (stringed instruments)
hiku
to play dumb
tobokeru
to please, to flatter
kigen wo toru
to postpone, to put off
nobasu
to praise
homeru
to press, to push
osu
to push someone around
kokitsukau
to put … on (a desk, shelf, etc)
noseru
to put away, to stow away
shimau
to put on (a hat, helmet, etc)
kaburu
to read one's palm
tesou wo miru
to recollect, to recall
omoidasu
to recommend
susumeru
to reduce something
herasu
to return something
kaesu
to ring
naru
to run
hashiru
to run a vacuum cleaner
soujiki wo kakeru
to run out of
naku naru
to save (money)
tameru
to scatter, to put (a room) into disorder
chirakasu
to scold
shikaru
to send
okuru
to set an alarm clock
mezamashidokei wo kakeru
to shave
soru
to shout
donaru
to sigh
tameiki wo tsuku
to sing
utau
to sit
suwaru
to skip class
saboru
to sleep
nemuru
to smell
niou
to smoke
tabako wo suu
to speak ill (of …)
warukuchi wo iu
to spoil
amayakasu
to spread out
shiku
to stand
tatsu
to stand in a row, to line up
narabu
to stare
jitto miru
to start talking
hanashidasu
to stay overnight
tomaru
to steal
nusumu
to stick out, to be conspicuous
medasu
to stop
tomaru
to straighten up
katadzukeru
to suit, to become
niau
to sweat
ase wo kaku
to swim
oyogu
to take
toru
to take (time, money, etc)
kakaru
to take an exam
shiken wo ukeru
to take off (clothes)
nugu
to take the garbage out
gomi wo dasu
to take the place of
kawaru
to talk to
hanashikakeru
to tell a lie
uso wo tsuku
to throw away
suteru
to tie (a necktie)
shimeru
to tie, to bind, to fasten
musubu
to touch
sawaru
to treat (money)
ogoru
to turn on
tsukeru
to turn something off
kesu
to understand
wakaru
to visit
tazuneru
to wake someone up
okosu
to walk
aruku
to wash
arau
to wear (above the waist)
kiru
to wear (below the waist)
haku
to win
katsu
to work for, to be employed
tsutomeru
to wrap
tsutsumu
to write a diary
nikki wo tsukeru
to yield, to give
yuzuru