aside
/əˈsaɪd; ə`saɪd/ adv
1 on or to one side of the main position, direction, etc 在一边; 向一边
pull the curtain aside 把帘子拉向一边
Stand aside and let these people pass. 靠边站, 让这些人过去.
He took me aside to tell me of his wife's illness. 他把我拉到一边, 告诉我他妻子病的事.
(fig 比喻) You must put aside (ie out of your thoughts) any idea of a holiday this year. 你得把今年要度假的想法撇开.
2 in reserve 留著: set aside some money for one's retirement 为退休而存些钱
Please put this jumper aside (ie reserve it) for me. 请给我留著这件毛衣. aside, n
1 (in the theatre) words spoken by an actor on stage that are intended to be heard by the audience but not by the other characters on stage 旁白（戏剧角色背著台上其他剧中人对观众所说的话）.
2 incidental remark 顺便说的话
I mention it only as an aside. 我只是顺便提及此事.