aside

adverb/ɐˈpaɾtɨ/high

a·par·te

Definitions

1To one side; separately; in reserve or privately.

She set some money aside for her trip.

The manager took him aside to discuss the issue.

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ant

Common collocations

set asideput asidetake asidestep aside

Idiomatic expressions

2(Noun) A remark made quietly, directed to a particular person or the audience, during a speech or conversation.

The actor delivered a witty aside to the audience.

There were many whispered asides during the lecture.

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Common collocations

deliver an asidewhisper an asidecomic aside

Locução adverbial formada por 'a' + 'parte'.