~は抜きにして JLPT N2
〜wa nuki ni shite
Leaving aside, excluding.
Formation
Noun + は抜きにして
Explanation
The ~は抜きにして grammar point is used to express the idea of 'leaving aside' or 'excluding' a certain aspect. It is often used to focus the discussion or judgment on something else by disregarding the omitted point.
Example sentences
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Leaving aside the price, the taste is delicious.
Nedan wa nuki ni shite, aji wa oishii.
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Putting aside his personality, I have to acknowledge his ability.
Kare no seikaku wa nuki ni shite, kare no jitsuryoku wa mitomezaru o enai.
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Leaving aside the design, this phone’s features are excellent.
Dezain wa nuki ni shite, kono keitai denwa no kinou wa sugurete imasu.
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Leaving aside her driving speed, she's a kind and trustworthy driver.
Unten no hayasa wa nuki ni shite, kanojo wa shinsetsu de shinrai dekiru untenshu da.