wave aside

1. To signal for someone or something to move away or aside by waving at them. A noun or pronoun can be used between "wave" and "aside." The police officer stood at the entrance of the building, waving onlookers and reporters aside. I had to wave aside cars so that Tom had room to repair the flat tire.

2. To dismiss, ignore, or evade something, especially a question. A noun or pronoun can be used between "wave" and "aside." The president waved the question aside and moved on to the next one. Please don't just wave aside this issue during the meeting—people deserve an answer.

wave someone or something aside

to make a signal with the hand for someone or something to move aside. The police officer waved us aside and would not let us turn into our street. The officer waved aside the spectators. She waved all the traffic aside.

wave aside

1. To direct someone or something to stand aside by or as if by waving the hand or arm: The police waved aside the crowd. I waved my friends aside.

2. To ignore or dismiss someone or something: This review waves aside the actors' performances. The supervisor waved the new assistant aside.

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释义	wave aside wave aside 1. To signal for someone or something to move away or aside by waving at them. A noun or pronoun can be used between "wave" and "aside." The police officer stood at the entrance of the building, waving onlookers and reporters aside. I had to wave aside cars so that Tom had room to repair the flat tire. 2. To dismiss, ignore, or evade something, especially a question. A noun or pronoun can be used between "wave" and "aside." The president waved the question aside and moved on to the next one. Please don't just wave aside this issue during the meeting—people deserve an answer. See also: aside, wave Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. wave someone or something aside to make a signal with the hand for someone or something to move aside. The police officer waved us aside and would not let us turn into our street. The officer waved aside the spectators. She waved all the traffic aside. See also: aside, wave McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. wave aside v. 1. To direct someone or something to stand aside by or as if by waving the hand or arm: The police waved aside the crowd. I waved my friends aside. 2. To ignore or dismiss someone or something: This review waves aside the actors' performances. The supervisor waved the new assistant aside. See also: aside, wave The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: brush aside lay aside layaway throw aside thrust aside toss aside draw aside drawing put aside jostle aside References in periodicals archive Given his history of success as an owner in sales races, his thoughts on these events are especially interesting - he reasons that the inexperienced Wave Aside did well to go so close at Redcar, as the typical winner had at least five previous outings. Two-year-olds made easy by statistics and insight; Betting On Two-Year-Olds - The Inside Track Senegal were denied a certain penalty in the last minute as West Bromwich forward Diomansy Kamara was tripped by Ibrahim Said, only for the referee to wave aside the appeals. Football: Egypt do the Mido scuffle; AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS SPECIAL Egypt 2 Senegal 1 However, Albion's Craig Feroz struck the bar in the 37th minute and referee Tom Brown was forced to wave aside two home appeals for penalties. Football: Super Mart is Stenny's star; STIRLING ALBION 0 STENHOUSEMUIR 1 Twelve months on from Dubai Destination, Moore was on the mark again with Total Gallery, who, under Liam Keniry, bagged a first prize of pounds 113,540 by a nose from Favourite Girl, with Wave Aside and Khor Dubai only heads away in third and fourth. Total Gallery hands Moore his second Trophy in a row; REDCAR Today Frognal, Wave Aside and Burning Flute all make the long journey to Redcar for the Two-Year-Old Trophy (3.00) THE STATS THAT MATTER; TRADING POST Brian Meehan, trainer of Burning Flute, Frognal and Wave Aside Cerito in with 'a massive chance' if he stays
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