Related to word: set
片語動詞
to allocate or reserve something, typically money or time, for a specific purpose
He set aside a significant sum of money for his retirement.
We need to set aside some time to discuss this plan.
The company decided to set aside a portion of the budget each year for employee training.
to disregard or set aside a particular fact or situation when dealing with a matter
We should set aside irrelevant details when discussing this issue.
To focus on the core issues, we must set aside some minor factors.
to choose not to be swayed by personal feelings or views, considering them irrelevant at a specific time
During the meeting, he chose to set aside his personal feelings in the decision-making process.
She strives to set aside her personal views when making business decisions.
If a judge or court nullifies a prior decision or ruling, it indicates that it no longer has legal standing, often because it is deemed erroneous.
The court set aside the previous ruling, indicating it is no longer valid.
The appeal in this case resulted in the court setting aside the original judgment.