aside
adverb uk/əˈsaɪd/ us/əˈsaɪd/
(TO ONE SIDE)
B2 在旁边；到（或向）一边
on or to one side
Stand aside, please, and let these people pass. 请往边上站一站，让这些人过去。
He pulled the curtain aside. 他把窗帘拉开。
I gave her a plate of food but she pushed it aside. 我给她一盘吃的，可她把盘子推开了。
I've forgotten my wallet, so could you put this book aside (= keep this book) for me and I'll come back later on. 我忘了带钱包，麻烦你把这本书替我留一下，我稍后再来买。
She took me aside (= took me away from the other people) to tell me the news. 她把我拉到一边告诉了我这个消息。
put/set something asideB2 留出…;拨出…;省出…
If you put/set aside money, you save it for a particular purpose.
Every week I put aside some money for a new TV. 我每星期省下一些钱，以后好买台新电视机。
leave/put something aside 把…暂且放置一边
If you leave or put a problem or request aside, you ignore it until you are able to solve it.
Let's leave that matter aside for now and talk about the more urgent problem facing us. 眼下我们暂且把那件事放一放，先来讨论我们面临的更为紧迫的问题。
- More examples
- The crowd watched as the referee drew the player aside and spoke to him.
- They elbowed the onlookers aside.
- Stand aside, please, so the doctor can get through.
- In all seriousness now - joking aside - I do think there's a problem here that we've got to get sorted.
- She laid aside her book and went to answer the phone.
(EXCEPT)
aside fromB2 除…以外
except for
Money continues to be a problem but aside from that we're all well. 缺钱依然是个问题，但是除此以外，我们一切都还顺利。
I hardly watch any television, aside from news and current affairs. 除了看看新闻和时事，我很少看电视。
aside
noun [ C ] uk/əˈsaɪd/ us/əˈsaɪd/
小声说的话
a remark that someone makes in a quiet voice because they do not want everyone to hear it
a whispered aside 悄悄话
离题话;插入语
a remark or story in a speech or text that is not part of the main subject
The informative asides about rural life make this wine guide rather special. 这本品酒指南不时插入一些有关乡村生活的描述，这让人感到耳目一新。