“To let get away” in Japanese
Short answer
To let get away in Japanese is “逃す” (nigasu). Full meaning: to set free, to let go, to release; to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away, to fail to catch.
Other ways to say “To let get away” in Japanese
遁す
nogasu to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away; to set free, to let go; to fail to ...
逃がす
nigasu to set free, to let go, to release; to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away, to fail to catch
逃せる
nogaseru to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away; to set free, to let go; to fail to ...
遁がす
nogasu to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away; to set free, to let go; to fail to ...
のがせる
nogaseru to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away; to set free, to let go; to fail to ...
のがす
nogasu to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away; to set free, to let go; to fail to ...
逃がせる
nigaseru to set free, to let go, to release; to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away, to fail to catch
にがせる
nigaseru to set free, to let go, to release; to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away, to fail to catch
にがす
nigasu to set free, to let go, to release; to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away, to fail to catch
遁せ
nogase to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away; to set free, to let go; to fail to ...
遁そ
nogaso to miss (e.g. a chance), to lose, to let get away; to set free, to let go; to fail to ...
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