set-aside

set-a·side

(sĕt′ə-sīd′)

n.

1. Something, such as land or a certain percentage of profits, that is set aside for a specific purpose.

2. A program requiring that a percentage of government procurement contracts be reserved for disadvantaged businesses.

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Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

set-aside - reserved in advance booked, engaged reserved - set aside for the use of a particular person or party

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Translations

set-aside

[ˈsetəsaɪd] N (Agr) → retirada f de tierras, abandono m de tierras
set-aside land → tierra f en barbecho

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