看かん過か

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看過する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used when someone deliberately ignores or fails to address a problem, mistake, or wrongdoing. Often implies a conscious choice not to act.

〈事こと〉を看かん過かするto overlook or turn a blind eye to something
この重じゅう大だいな問もん題だいを看かん過かすることはできない。
We cannot overlook this serious problem.
看かん過かできない〈事こと〉a matter that cannot be overlooked
それは看かん過かできない失しっ態たいだった。
That was a blunder that could not be overlooked.
〈事こと〉を看かん過かするわけにはいかないthere is no way one can let something slide
会かい社しゃの不ふ正せいを看かん過かするわけにはいかない。
We cannot simply overlook the company's wrongdoing.

見み逃のがすN2
見逃す is a common everyday verb for missing or letting something pass, while 看過 is a more formal noun/verb emphasizing a deliberate failure to address a problem.
見み過すごすN1
見過ごす is a plain verb meaning to overlook something without acting, close in meaning to 看過 but less formal and less likely to imply conscious deliberateness.
黙もく認にん
黙認 implies silently approving or tolerating something, whereas 看過 simply means failing to address it without necessarily implying consent.
放ほう置ちN1
放置 means to leave something unattended or neglected, while 看過 specifically stresses ignoring a problem or wrongdoing that should be dealt with.
黙もく殺さつ
看過 means to overlook or let something pass without action, whereas 黙殺 involves actively and pointedly refusing to respond to it.

看かん破ぱ
看過 means to overlook or ignore something, while 看破 (sharing the kanji 看) means to see through or perceive the truth of something, an almost opposite action.

Compound of 看 (look, observe) and 過 (pass, exceed). The combination suggests 'looking past' something, i.e., overlooking or ignoring.