aside
word
/əˈsaɪd/
uh-SYD
/ɐsˈaɪd/
uh-SYD
Definition
Used to mean to one side or away from the main area. It can also mean something said separately from the main discussion, especially a short comment.
Usage & Nuances
Often appears in patterns like 'step aside', 'put something aside', and 'set aside'. As a noun, 'an aside' is a brief comment not meant as the main point. Don't confuse it with 'beside', which usually means 'next to'.
Spanish: aparte - a un ladoPortuguese (BR): à parte - de ladoPortuguese (PT): à parte - de ladoChinese (Simplified): 在旁边 - 撇开不谈Chinese (Traditional): 在旁邊 - 撇開不談Hindi: अलग - एक तरफArabic: جانبًا - على حدةBengali: পাশে - আলাদা করেRussian: в сторону - ремаркаJapanese: 脇に - 傍白Vietnamese: sang một bên - lời ngoài lềKorean: 옆에 - 곁다리Turkish: bir kenara - parantez (konuşma içindeki kısa yorum)Urdu: ایک طرف - جملہ معترضہIndonesian: ke samping - sisipan
Example Sentences
She moved aside to let me pass.
basic
He pulled the chair aside.
basic
Aside from math, she likes science too.
basic
Can I take you aside for a second?
natural
He made a quick aside about the weather and kept going.
natural
Let’s put our differences aside and finish this project.
natural