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take aside

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take someone aside
to remove someone temporarily from the group for the purposes of discussing something privately. I'm sorry he insulted you. I'll take him aside and talk to him about it. I took aside my secretary and explained the procedure.
See also: aside, take

take somebody aside
to bring someone away from other people If Pops makes a mistake, Walker will take him aside during a break and quietly encourage him.
See also: aside, take


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