“To let alone” in Japanese
Short answer
To let alone in Japanese is “差し置く” (sashioku). Full meaning: to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard.
Other ways to say “To let alone” in Japanese
差措く
sashioku to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
差置く
sashioku to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
さしおく
sashioku to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
さし置く
sashioku to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
放ったらかしにする
hottarakashinisuru to neglect, to let alone
差置け
sashioke to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
差置こ
sashioko to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
差措か
sashioka to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
差置き
sashioki to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
差措こ
sashioko to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
差措い
sashioi to leave as is, to let alone, to disregard
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