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1 ♦ aside
♦ aside /əˈsaɪd/A avv.da (una) parte; in disparte; via: to push aside, spingere da una parte; to put aside, mettere da parte; accantonare; to set aside, mettere da parte; mettere via; to step aside, farsi da parte; scostarsi; to draw sb. aside, prendere q. in disparte; (V. anche sotto i vari verbi frasali)B n.1 (teatr.) a parte; a solo2 digressione; divagazione● (spec. USA) aside from, a parte; fatta eccezione per; a prescindere da. -
2 aside
[ə'saɪd] 1.to step o move aside farsi da parte; to stand aside stare in disparte; to turn aside girarsi dall'altra parte; to cast o throw [sth.] aside mettere in un canto [clothes, gift]; accantonare [idea, theory]; to set o put o lay sth. aside (save) mettere da parte qcs.; (in shop) mettere via qcs.; to brush o sweep [sth.] aside ignorare [objections, protests]; to push o move sb. aside scartare qcn.; to take sb. aside prendere qcn. in disparte; money aside, let's discuss accommodation lasciamo da parte i soldi, parliamo della sistemazione; joking aside — scherzi a parte
2) aside from a prescindere da, a parte2.nome teatr. cinem. a parte m.to say sth. as o in an aside — dire qcs. in un a parte; (as digression) dire qcs. per inciso
* * *1. adverb(on or to one side: They stood aside to let her pass; I've put aside two tickets for you to collect.) in disparte, da parte2. noun(words spoken (especially by an actor) which other people (on the stage) are not supposed to hear: She whispered an aside to him.) a parte* * *[ə'saɪd] 1.to step o move aside farsi da parte; to stand aside stare in disparte; to turn aside girarsi dall'altra parte; to cast o throw [sth.] aside mettere in un canto [clothes, gift]; accantonare [idea, theory]; to set o put o lay sth. aside (save) mettere da parte qcs.; (in shop) mettere via qcs.; to brush o sweep [sth.] aside ignorare [objections, protests]; to push o move sb. aside scartare qcn.; to take sb. aside prendere qcn. in disparte; money aside, let's discuss accommodation lasciamo da parte i soldi, parliamo della sistemazione; joking aside — scherzi a parte
2) aside from a prescindere da, a parte2.nome teatr. cinem. a parte m.to say sth. as o in an aside — dire qcs. in un a parte; (as digression) dire qcs. per inciso
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3 aside ***
[ə'saɪd]1. adv2. prepaside from — (as well as) oltre a, a parte, (except for) a parte, salvo, eccetto
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4 put aside
put aside [sth.], put [sth.] aside mettere da parte* * *( often with for) (to keep (something) for a particular person or occasion: Would you put this book aside for me and I'll collect it later; We have put aside the dress you ordered.) mettere da parte* * *vt + adv1) (lay down: book, game) mettere da una parte, posare3) (fig: abandon: idea, hope, doubt) mettere da parte, dimenticare* * *put aside [sth.], put [sth.] aside mettere da parte -
5 wave aside
wave [sth.] aside, wave aside [sth.] scartare, respingere [ offer]; wave [sb.] aside fare cenno a qcn. di spostarsi* * *(to dismiss (a suggestion etc) without paying much attention to it.) scartare* * *to wave sb aside — fare cenno a qn di spostarsi, (fig: suggestion, objection) respingere, rifiutare
* * *wave [sth.] aside, wave aside [sth.] scartare, respingere [ offer]; wave [sb.] aside fare cenno a qcn. di spostarsi -
6 draw aside
draw [sth.] aside, draw aside [sth.] scostare, tirare da parte [curtain, object]; draw [sb.] aside prendere da parte* * *1. vi + adv(person) scostarsi2. vt + adv* * *draw [sth.] aside, draw aside [sth.] scostare, tirare da parte [curtain, object]; draw [sb.] aside prendere da parte -
7 leave aside
leave [sth.] aside, leave aside [sth.] lasciare da parte* * *leave [sth.] aside, leave aside [sth.] lasciare da parte -
8 ■ lay aside
■ lay asidev. t. + avv.2 mettere da parte; risparmiare: I lay aside a few pounds every week, metto da parte qualche sterlina ogni settimana4 mettere da parte; abbandonare; trascurare; accantonare: We laid aside our plans, abbiamo abbandonato (o abbiamo accantonato) i nostri progetti; to lay aside differences, trascurare le divergenze (o gli screzi). -
9 ■ place aside
■ place asidev. t. + avv.1 mettere da parte ( anche fig.); posare; risparmiare; rinunciare a: to place aside one's tools, posare i propri arnesi; to place aside some money, mettere da parte un po' di soldi; to place aside a plan, accantonare un progetto2 mettere da parte ( anche fig.); tenere in serbo; conservare: to place aside an article for a customer, tenere in serbo un articolo per un cliente. -
10 ■ set aside
■ set asidev. t. + avv.1 mettere da parte; spostare, scansare; posare, mettere via; lasciare da parte, trascurare, non tener conto di: to set aside a chair, spostare una sedia; to set aside the newspaper [one's work], posare (o mettere via) il giornale [il lavoro]; Let's set aside our differences!, lasciamo da parte le nostre divergenze!5 (leg.) annullare, cassare, revocare ( una sentenza); annullare, rescindere ( un contratto) □ setting aside, astraendo da; a prescindere da. -
11 ■ sweep aside
■ sweep asidev. t. + avv.1 spingere da parte: to sweep aside papers lying on one's desk [people standing before one], spingere da parte documenti che stanno sulla scrivania [gente che ci sta davanti]3 (fig.) mettere da parte; rimuovere; non tener conto di: to sweep aside all doubts, rimuovere ogni dubbio; to sweep aside all difficulties, non tener conto di nessuna difficoltà. -
12 ■ wave aside
■ wave asidev. t. + avv.1 fare a (q.) il gesto di scostarsi; allontanare (o scostare, ecc.) con un cenno: The teacher waved the boy aside, l'insegnante fece cenno al ragazzo di spostarsi2 respingere; rifiutare; scartare: to wave a proposal aside, respingere una proposta; to wave an offer aside, rifiutare un'offerta □ to wave sb. 's protests aside, non tener conto delle proteste di q. -
13 brush aside
brush aside [sth., sb.], brush [sb., sth.] aside2) (move away) scostare [branch, curtain]3) (beat) spazzare via [team, opponent]* * *(to pay no attention to: She brushed aside my objections.) ignorare* * *vt + adv(fig: protest, objection) ignorare, rifiutarsi di ascoltare, (idea, feeling) ignorare* * *brush aside [sth., sb.], brush [sb., sth.] aside2) (move away) scostare [branch, curtain]3) (beat) spazzare via [team, opponent] -
14 lay aside
lay aside [sth.], lay [sth.] aside1) (for another activity) mettere via, posare [ object]; (after one stage in process) mettere da parte [partly finished dish, model]* * *(to put away or to one side, especially to be used or dealt with at a later time: She laid the books aside for later use.) mettere via, mettere da parte* * *vt + adv* * *lay aside [sth.], lay [sth.] aside1) (for another activity) mettere via, posare [ object]; (after one stage in process) mettere da parte [partly finished dish, model] -
15 set aside
set [sth.] aside, set aside [sth.]1) (put down) mettere da parte [book, knitting]3) (disregard) mettere da parte, accantonare [ prejudices]4) amm. dir. (reject) rifiutare, accantonare [ decision]; annullare [ verdict]; annullare, cassare [judgment, ruling]* * *(to keep for a special use or purpose: He set aside some cash for use at the weekend.) mettere da parte* * *vt + adv1) (book, work) mettere via, (money, time) mettere da parte, (differences, quarrels, principles) accantonare, (land) mettere a riposo2) (reject: objection) respingere, (will, judgement) invalidare, annullare* * *set [sth.] aside, set aside [sth.]1) (put down) mettere da parte [book, knitting]3) (disregard) mettere da parte, accantonare [ prejudices] -
16 sweep aside
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17 throw aside
throw aside [sth.], throw [sth.] aside1) lanciare da una parte [ books]2) fig. non rispettare [ principles]* * *throw aside [sth.], throw [sth.] aside1) lanciare da una parte [ books]2) fig. non rispettare [ principles] -
18 thrust aside
thrust [sth., sb.] aside, thrust aside [sth., sb.] spingere via [object, person]; fig. respingere [protest, argument]* * *thrust [sth., sb.] aside, thrust aside [sth., sb.] spingere via [object, person]; fig. respingere [protest, argument] -
19 ■ cast aside
■ cast asidev. t. + avv.3 abbandonare; mettere da parte: After he had what he wanted, he cast her aside, una volta ottenuto quello che voleva, l'ha abbandonata; to cast convention aside, mettere da parte le convenzioni. -
20 ■ put aside
■ put asidev. t. + avv.1 mettere da parte; accantonare; dimenticare: to put aside one's differences, accantonare le proprie divergenze3 mettere da parte; tenere in serbo; risparmiare: to put aside some money, mettere da parte un po' di soldi.
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