“Superior to” in Japanese
Short answer
Superior to in Japanese is “そこ退け” (sokonoke). Full meaning: superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining; neglecting, ignoring, paying no attention to.
Other ways to say “Superior to” in Japanese
裸足
hadashi barefoot; superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining
そっち退け
sotchinoke neglecting, ignoring, paying no attention to; superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining
ハダシ
hadashi barefoot; superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining
はだし
hadashi barefoot; superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining
跣
hadashi barefoot; superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining
そっちのけ
sotchinoke neglecting, ignoring, paying no attention to; superior to (e.g. a professional), outdoing, outshining
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