“To lay aside” in Japanese
Short answer
To lay aside in Japanese is “脇に置く” (wakinioku). Full meaning: to lay aside, to set aside.
Other ways to say “To lay aside” in Japanese
放り投げる
hourinageru to throw, to toss, to fling; to abandon (one's work), to give up, to lay aside
取り除ける
torinokeru to remove, to clear away; to except from, to make an exception of; to lay aside, to set aside
放ったらかす
hottarakasu to neglect, to leave undone, to lay aside
取除ける
torinokeru to remove, to clear away; to except from, to make an exception of; to lay aside, to set aside
抛り投げる
hourinageru to throw, to toss, to fling; to abandon (one's work), to give up, to lay aside
放りなげる
hourinageru to throw, to toss, to fling; to abandon (one's work), to give up, to lay aside
とりのける
torinokeru to remove, to clear away; to except from, to make an exception of; to lay aside, to set aside
取りのける
torinokeru to remove, to clear away; to except from, to make an exception of; to lay aside, to set aside
取り退ける
torinokeru to remove, to clear away; to except from, to make an exception of; to lay aside, to set aside
ほうり投げる
hourinageru to throw, to toss, to fling; to abandon (one's work), to give up, to lay aside
ホーリ投げる
hourinageru to throw, to toss, to fling; to abandon (one's work), to give up, to lay aside
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