put (something) on one side

To keep something separate, reserved, or in stasis so as to use or deal with it later. The players on this team need to put their frustrations with one another on one side until after the championship match. I think I'll put that research paper on one side until I have these smaller assignments completed.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Mae	MAY	English
Toviyyah	-	Biblical Hebrew
Santeri	SAHN-te-ree	Finnish
Lovrenc	-	Slovene
Maddie	MAD-ee	English
Jocasta	jo-KAS-tə (English)	Greek Mythology (Latinized)