「～を無視にして」- Ignoring or Disregarding

Explanation

• Connection: 名詞めいし + を無視むしにして
• Meaning: Indicates disregarding or ignoring something negative.
• Pronunciation: o mushi ni shite

Grammar Pattern

Grammar Point	Connection	Explanation
～を無視にして	名詞めいし + を無視むしにして	Expresses ignoring something negative, emphasizing not being influenced or disturbed by it.

Basic Usage

「～を無視にして」 is an expression used to indicate disregarding or ignoring something negative or unpleasant. This grammatical structure is often used to emphasize the speaker's attitude of not being affected or disturbed by these negative factors, continuing with a certain action or decision.

Examples

• 子供こどもの好このみを無視むしにしていては、将来しょうらいは大変たいへんなことになるよ。
• Kodomo no konomi o mushi ni shite ite wa, shourai wa taihen na koto ni naru yo.
• If you ignore your child's preferences, it will lead to big problems in the future.
  

• 彼かれは周囲しゅういの意見いけんを無視むしにして、自分じぶんの道みちを行いった。
• Kare wa shuui no iken o mushi ni shite, jibun no michi o itta.
• He ignored the opinions of those around him and went his own way.
  

• 社会しゃかいのルールるーるを無視むしにして行動こうどうするのは危険きけんだ。
• Shakai no ruuru o mushi ni shite koudou suru no wa kiken da.
• It is dangerous to act while ignoring societal rules.
  

Summary

「～を無視にして」 is a practical expression used to emphasize disregarding something negative and sticking to one's decisions or actions. By understanding and mastering this grammar point, you can more naturally express determination and resolve in Japanese.