What does "set aside" mean?

To save money for a particular purpose To reserve or keep something for later use.

How do you use "set aside" in a sentence?

I set aside £50 each month. Set aside some time for yourself. They set aside funds for emergencies.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To save money for a particular purpose

留出，留存

Reservar dinero para un propósito específico

取っておく、確保する

따로 모아 두다, 확보하다

To reserve or keep something for later use.

为以后使用而保留或存放某物。可用于金钱、时间、物资等。

Guardar o reservar algo para usarlo más tarde.

後で使うために何かを取っておくこと。お金、時間、物資などに使う。

나중에 사용하기 위해 따로 보관하거나 확보해 두는 것을 뜻한다.

Base verb: set

Particle: aside

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

I set aside £50 each month.
我每月存50英镑
Aparto 50 libras cada mes
毎月50ポンドを貯金している
매달 50파운드씩 저축하고 있어.
Set aside some time for yourself.
给自己留出一些时间
Reservad algo de tiempo para vosotros
自分のための時間を確保しなさい
자기 자신을 위한 시간을 확보해.
They set aside funds for emergencies.
他们留出了应急资金
Reservaron fondos para emergencias
彼らは緊急時のための資金を確保した
그들은 비상금을 따로 마련해 두었다.

Context: saving, planning

Tone: prudent

From placing something to one side.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal