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Set aside

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"Set aside" means putting something aside to focus on studying.

EXAMPLES

  • I need to set aside my phone to concentrate better on studying.

  • Joe set aside two hours daily to study for his math finals.

  • Let's set aside distractions and focus on studying together this afternoon.

EXPLANATION

"Set aside" means to keep something separate for later use or consideration. It's like when you put money into a savings account instead of spending it right away. Or when you save time for a special activity instead of doing it immediately. You might set aside clothes you want to donate or books you want to read later. It's about intentionally keeping something for a specific purpose or time. So, "setting aside" means to reserve or save something instead of using it immediately, often for later use or consideration.