“Ignoring” in Japanese
Short answer
シカト
shikato
Ignoring in Japanese is “シカト” (shikato). Full meaning: ignoring (someone), ostracizing, leaving (someone) out.
Other ways to say “Ignoring” in Japanese
スルー
suruu ignoring, looking the other way, letting pass; passing through, going through; leaving a passing ball for a teammate (in soccer), letting the ball go past, dummy
頭越し
atamagoshi ignoring, bypassing, doing something without consultation, going over someone's head
黙殺
mokusatsu ignoring, disregarding, taking no notice of, refusing to comment on, turning a deaf ear to
没却
bokkyaku ignoring, losing sight of (an objective), discarding
しかと
shikato ignoring (someone), ostracizing, leaving (someone) out
無視
mushi disregarding, ignoring
そっち退け
sotchinoke neglecting, ignoring, paying no attention to; superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining
スルーっ
suruu ignoring, looking the other way, letting pass; passing through, going through; leaving a passing ball for a teammate (in soccer), letting the ball go past, dummy
スルーッ
suruu ignoring, looking the other way, letting pass; passing through, going through; leaving a passing ball for a teammate (in soccer), letting the ball go past, dummy
するーっ
suruu ignoring, looking the other way, letting pass; passing through, going through; leaving a passing ball for a teammate (in soccer), letting the ball go past, dummy
空気扱い
kuukiatsukai treating (someone) like they are air, ignoring (someone)
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