puts, put, putting
to put aside
phrasal verb
Save money for future use or emergencies
- 1She put aside some money every month for her vacation.
- 2He put aside a portion of his salary for emergencies.
To set money aside means to keep some money in a safe place for later. It's like saving up for something important or unexpected. It's a good idea to put aside some money each month so you have it when you need it.
Remember, it's important to actually set the money aside in a separate account or envelope, so you're not tempted to spend it. This way, you'll be prepared for any unexpected expenses that may come up.
in the student lounge
Planning for the Future
Kevin
I've been trying to put aside a little money each month.
Amanda
That's a smart move, especially with unexpected expenses.
Kevin
Yeah, I want to be prepared for any emergencies.
Amanda
I should start doing that too, it's a good habit.
at the office
Financial Planning at the Office
Patricia
I've been trying to put aside a little money each month.
Edward
That's a smart move, especially with unexpected expenses.
Patricia
Exactly, it gives me peace of mind knowing I have a safety net.
Edward
I should start doing that too; it's never too late to begin.
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Similar to "to put aside":
- 1save
- 2reserve