aside

aside
1. adverb
beiseite; zur Seite

stand aside! — treten Sie zur Seite!

I pulled the curtain aside — ich zog den Vorhang zur Seite

take somebody aside — jemanden beiseite nehmen

2. noun
Apart, das; Beiseitesprechen, das
* * *
1. adverb
(on or to one side: They stood aside to let her pass; I've put aside two tickets for you to collect.) beiseite
2. noun
(words spoken (especially by an actor) which other people (on the stage) are not supposed to hear: She whispered an aside to him.) beiseite gesprochene Worte
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aside
[əˈsaɪd]
I. adv inv
1. (to one side) auf die Seite
to draw [or pull] the curtain \aside den Vorhang aufziehen
to stand \aside zur Seite treten
to turn \aside sich akk zur Seite drehen
2. (away from other people) abseits
to take sb \aside jdn beiseitenehmen
3. (for later use)
to lay sth \aside etw zur Seite legen [o beiseitelegen]
to leave sth \aside [for now] etw [erst einmal] [weg]lassen
to put [or set] sth \aside (stop thinking about) etw aufschieben [o auf später verschieben]; (hold in reserve) etw zurücklegen
to put \aside some money etwas Geld beiseitelegen
4. esp AM (except)
[all] joking \aside Spaß beiseite
5. THEAT
to say sth \aside etw beiseitesprechen (als Regieanweisung)
II. n
1. (whispered) geflüsterte Bemerkung f; THEAT Aparte f
2. (incidental) Nebenbemerkung f
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[ə'saɪd]
1. adv
1) (with verbal element) zur Seite, beiseite

to set sth aside for sb — für jdn etw beiseitelegen

to turn aside — sich zur Seite drehen, sich abwenden (esp fig)

2) (THEAT ETC) beiseite
3) (esp US)

aside from — außer

aside from demanding an extra 10% ... — außer einer Zusatzforderung von 10% ...

aside from being chairman of this committee he is ... — außer Vorsitzender dieses Ausschusses ist er auch ...

this criticism, aside from being wrong, is ... — diese Kritik ist nicht nur falsch, sondern ...

2. n (THEAT)
Aparte nt (rare)

to say sth in an aside — etw beiseitesprechen

there are too many asides to the audience — es wird zu viel zum Publikum gesprochen

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aside [əˈsaıd]
A adv
1. beiseite, auf die Seite, seitwärts: step aside
2. beiseite, weg…: joking B, leave aside, wave1 C 5
3. THEAT für sich, leise, beiseite:
speak aside
4. aside from bes US abgesehen von:
aside from the fact that … abgesehen davon, dass …
B s
1. THEAT Aparte n (beiseite gesprochene Worte)
2. (besonders kurze) Abschweifung
3. geflüsterte Bemerkung
* * *
1. adverb
beiseite; zur Seite

stand aside! — treten Sie zur Seite!

I pulled the curtain aside — ich zog den Vorhang zur Seite

take somebody aside — jemanden beiseite nehmen

2. noun
Apart, das; Beiseitesprechen, das
* * *
adv.
beiseite adv.
daneben adv. n.
Abseits - n.

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