“To let pass” in Japanese
Short answer
To let pass in Japanese is “見過ごす” (misugosu). Full meaning: to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss.
Other ways to say “To let pass” in Japanese
見逃す
minogasu to miss, to overlook, to fail to notice; to let pass (a matter), to overlook (e.g. a wrongdoing), to turn a blind eye to; to pass up (e.g. an opportunity)
看過ごす
misugosu to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss
見過せる
misugoseru to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss
見過す
misugosu to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss
みすごせる
misugoseru to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss
見すごせる
misugoseru to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss
見過ごせる
misugoseru to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss
みすごす
misugosu to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss
見すごす
misugosu to let go by, to let pass, to overlook, to miss
見遁せる
minogaseru to miss, to overlook, to fail to notice; to let pass (a matter), to overlook (e.g. a wrongdoing), to turn a blind eye to; to pass up (e.g. an opportunity)
見逃せる
minogaseru to miss, to overlook, to fail to notice; to let pass (a matter), to overlook (e.g. a wrongdoing), to turn a blind eye to; to pass up (e.g. an opportunity)
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