lay aside
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo save something, usually money, for future use.
She lays aside a portion of her salary each month for her retirement.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo stop considering or dealing with something for a period of time.
Let's lay aside our differences and work together on this project.
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Official "Tell the World" Feature Film
- I would ask you to lay aside prejudice and suspend judgment until you have read and compared them with the Scripture and present truth.
I would ask you to lay aside prejudice and suspend judgment until you have read and compared them with the Scripture and present truth.
- I would ask you to lay aside prejudice and suspend judgment until you have read and compared them with the Scripture and present truth.
I would ask you to lay aside prejudice and suspend judgment until you have read and compared them with the Scripture and present truth.
Part 1 - The Last of the Mohicans Audiobook by James Fenimore Cooper (Chs 01-05)
- When the ladies are refreshed, we will proceed." "The pale faces make themselves dogs to their women," muttered the Indian in his native language, "and when they want to eat, their warriors must lay aside that homahawk to feed their laziness.
When the ladies are refreshed, we will proceed." "The pale faces make themselves dogs to their women," muttered the Indian in his native language, "and when they want to eat, their warriors must lay aside that homahawk to feed their laziness.
- native language, "and when they want to eat, their warriors must lay aside the
native language, "and when they want to eat, their warriors must lay aside the
7 simple ways to be better at love
- To lay aside our sense of self and be silly, or sit quietly in the present, or problem-solve together.
To lay aside our sense of self and be silly, or sit quietly in the present, or problem-solve together.
- To lay aside our sense of self and be silly or sit quietly in the present or problem-solve together.
To lay aside our sense of self and be silly or sit quietly in the present or problem-solve together.
Book 10 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-7)
- make the traveller lay aside his cloak; the sun, bestowing his rays little by little,
make the traveller lay aside his cloak; the sun, bestowing his rays little by little,