put something aside

Related to word: put

片語動詞

Definition (postpone)

  1. C2

    To temporarily disregard a disagreement or issue to prevent it from affecting what you intend to do.

    • During the meeting, management put aside the disagreements between teams to focus on the current project.

    • She chose to put aside the issue on the table, wanting to complete the conversation first.

    • To ensure the event goes smoothly, the organizers suggested putting the minor disputes aside.

Definition (reserve)

  1. B2

    to set aside something, typically time or money, for a particular purpose.

    • She puts aside a portion of her salary every month for emergencies.

    • He set aside two hours during the party to catch up with friends.

    • We should put aside some funds in the budget to cover unexpected expenses.