push aside

• Écarter physiquement quelque chose ou quelqu'un sur le côté, ou délibérément ignorer, rejeter ou ne pas prendre en compte une idée, un sentiment ou un problème.

To physically move something or someone out of the way, or to ignore, dismiss, or disregard an idea, feeling, or problem intentionally.

1. Ignore or dismissB2informal

   To deliberately ignore or disregard something or someone, often to focus on something else.

   écarter, ignorer

   • He pushed aside his doubts and accepted the job offer.
   • She pushed aside the criticism and continued with her work.
   • The manager pushed aside the minor issues to focus on the main problem.

2. B1informal

   To physically move something or someone out of the way.

   pousser de côté

   • He pushed aside the curtain to look outside.
   • She pushed aside the papers on her desk to make room.
   • The crowd pushed aside the barriers to get closer to the stage.