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leave aside

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leave something aside 
1. to leave something in reserve. Leave some of the sugar aside for use in the icing. Leave aside some cookies too.
2. to ignore something, especially a fact. Let's leave the question of who will pay for it aside for a while. We will leave aside the current situation and talk about the future.
See also: aside, leave
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Strain, refresh in cold water and leave aside to drain.
Scoff: Try this winter-warmer from France; GRATIN OF WINTER LEEKS by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
You can leave aside whitewater-rafting, skydiving, hang-gliding and waterfall-climbing.
TIME FOR AJ TO HAVE EXTREME LEAP OF FAITH by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
We will leave aside the question of whether the Royal Liverpool University Hospital should ever have been built at its current site, with the attendant chronic parking and access problems.
Letter: Who came first by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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