“To look on passively” in Japanese
Short answer
To look on passively in Japanese is “拱く” (komanuku). Full meaning: to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively.
Other ways to say “To look on passively” in Japanese
拱ねく
komaneku to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
こまねく
komaneku to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
こまぬく
komanuku to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
拱け
komanuke to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
拱い
komanei to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
拱こ
komaneko to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
拱か
komaneka to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
拱き
komaneki to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
拱ねこ
komaneko to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
拱ねか
komaneka to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
拱こっ
komaneko to fold (one's) arms; to stand by and do nothing, to look on passively
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