“To put aside” in Japanese
Short answer
To put aside in Japanese is “片寄せる” (katayoseru). Full meaning: to push to one side, to put aside.
Other ways to say “To put aside” in Japanese
かたよせる
katayoseru to push to one side, to put aside
キープ
kiipu to keep (e.g. the lead), to maintain (a standard, situation, etc.); to put aside (for someone), to save (e.g. a seat); to keep (the ball; in soccer, rugby, etc.), to retain possession
措く
oku to stop (doing something), to cease, to put aside; to leave as is, to leave alone; to exclude, to except
かたよせ
katayose to push to one side, to put aside
片寄せ
katayose to push to one side, to put aside
キーフ
kiifu to keep (e.g. the lead), to maintain (a standard, situation, etc.); to put aside (for someone), to save (e.g. a seat); to keep (the ball; in soccer, rugby, etc.), to retain possession
片寄せん
katayosen to push to one side, to put aside
片寄せれ
katayosere to push to one side, to put aside
片寄せよ
katayoseyo to push to one side, to put aside
片寄せろ
katayosero to push to one side, to put aside
片寄せよっ
katayoseyo to push to one side, to put aside
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