| 释义 |
a·side /əˈsaɪd/ ad. | n. | prep. | phr.
I ad.
1. 在旁边；到(或向)一边
We stood aside to let her pass. 我们站到一边让她过去。
pull the curtains aside 拉开帘子
He took me aside for a private conversation. 他把我拉到一边说几句悄悄话。
He was forced aside by leftist army officers in 2001. 2001年左派军官迫使他靠边。
2. 离开
We turned aside from the main road. 我们折下大路。
3. 撇开；除去
Joking (或 Jesting, All kidding)aside, we really must do something. 玩笑管玩笑，我们真的该想点办法。
Political considerations aside, there was also the question of morality. 除了政治上应考虑的因素外，还有道德问题。
II n.
1. 小声说的话
“This is between ourselves,” he added in an aside to Tom. “这是咱俩私下说说的，”他低声对汤姆补上一句。
2. 【戏】旁白
3. 离题的话；插入语
Dashes suggest an impromptu aside rather than a planned inclusion. 破折号表示即兴的插入语而不是原先打算说的话。
III prep.
〈废〉超越
phr. aside from 〈美〉1. 除…以外 (尚有…)The city, aside from being an industrial centre, enjoys a high moral record. 这城市不但是个工业中心，道德风气也一向很好。 2. 除了 (= except for)Aside from the Joneses, I don't know anybody in this village. 除了琼斯一家外，这村子里我谁也不认识。 3. 离开 His remark was aside from the subject. 他的话离题了。 lay aside 见 lay¹
put aside 见 put
set aside 见 set¹ |