put aside (not let a particular fact or situation influence you) Let’s put aside our differences and discuss the things we have in common. I want you to put aside your anger and forgive him. (save something for a particular use or purpose) I need to put aside some money …
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put away (put something where it belongs) Put your toys away and go to bed. The dinner is on me, Put away your wallets please. Put away everything not in use. (to save an amount of money to be used at a later time) I put away some money …
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feel (be aware of something through touching or being touched; experience a physical feeling or emotion): She felt someone tap her shoulder. He feels pain in his leg. We felt sorry for her. sense (to feel or understand something without being able to explain exactly how): I sensed that something …
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the best part of (most part of) We spent the best part of a day cleaning up after the party. He drank the best part of a bottle of rum on his way back from the shop. also: better part of envocabulary.com
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partake of (to eat or drink) They invited me to partake of their breakfast. Would you care to partake of a drink with us? formal (to join in an activity or event) People travelled from miles around to partake of the feast. envocabulary.com
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