aside adv. 1.在旁边,在一边;到旁边,到一边。 2.【戏剧】独(白),旁(白)。 3.撇开(…暂且不谈)。 draw the curtain aside 把幕布拉到一边。 It is aside from the question. 那是问题以外的事。 jesting aside 笑话不提(且说…)。 aside from 〔美国〕且别说,暂置不论;加之;除…外 (A- from a fright, he was uninjured. 除了吓一跳以外,他没受伤)。 lay aside 停止,抛弃,留着;打消;撇开 (lay the proposal aside temporarily 把建议暂时放在一边)。 put aside 收拾起;暂搁;除外;停止,撇开 (Put your cares aside. 请莫挂心。 put some money aside 储存一些钱)。 set aside = put aside (He set aside that night to finish a paper. 他留出一天晚上把论文写完)。 speak aside 独语,暗暗说;【戏剧】(背朝着其他剧中人物而向观众)独白,旁白。 stand aside 站开,让开路。 take [draw] (a person) aside (to speak to him) 拉(某人)到一边(对他说)。 turn aside 转向一边。 n. 1.【戏剧】旁白;独白。 2.离题的话。 a novelist's aside to the reader 作者致读者的话。
He is laying aside money for his old age . 他正在积蓄金钱以备晚年。
He is laying aside money for his old age . 他在积储钱以备晚年之用。
He was laid aside six months by an accident . 他因事故已停止工作六个月了。
Just as endicott perceived him he laid aside his staff . 恰巧在恩迪科特看到他时,他撇下了树条。
To him, now entered charles darnay, at sight of whom he laid aside his book and held out his hand . 现在,看见查尔斯代尔那进来,他就把书放在一边,伸手给他。
The schoolmaster looked earnestly at her as she spoke, laid aside his pipe, and rose up directly . 她说话的时候,教师诚恳地注视着她,然后把烟斗放在一边,立即站了起来。
About one in three only stayed long enough to lay aside money with which to go back home and live in ease . 大约三个人之中有一个,只在美国住到能储蓄一笔钱,足够他回国过舒服日子。
Judith laid aside the rich brocade with an air of indifferences, for she had a far higher aim before her than the indulgence of vanity . 尤蒂丝漫不经心地把那件华丽的锦缎衣服放在一边,因为她已经顾不得考虑虚荣了,在她面前另有一个更大的目标。
Provident men lay aside money for their families 深谋远虑的人为家庭贮蓄钱财。
You ought to lay aside some money for future use 你应该存点钱以备将来之需。