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lay sth ↔ aside 1. to stop using something and put it down, especially so you can do something else把…放在一边;SYNput aside•Richard had laid aside his book to watch what was happening.理查德放下书，去看看发生了什么事情。2. to stop behaving in a particular way, or stop having particular feelings, especially so you can achieve something放弃〔某种行为或情感〕;SYNput aside•On the day of the wedding, all arguments between the families were laid aside.婚礼那天，两家人停止了一切争吵。•As a doctor, you often need to lay aside your personal feelings.作为一名医生，你经常得把个人情感放在一边。3. also lay sth ↔ by to keep something, especially money, so you can use it in the future留存〔某物〕备用;SYNput by•She'd laid aside a few pounds each week from her wages.她每个星期都从薪水里拿出几英镑存起来。 |