No. 9,555 in Spanish
apartar
"To separate, set aside, move away, or remove."
In a sentence
Ella decidió apartar sus emociones y pensar con claridad.
She decided to set aside her emotions and think clearly.
Here "apartar" is used in the context of figuratively setting aside emotions to focus on logic.
El conductor tuvo que apartar el coche para dejar pasar a la ambulancia.
The driver had to move the car aside to let the ambulance pass.
Here "apartar" means to physically move something aside to make space.
Es importante apartar tiempo cada día para descansar.
It is important to set aside time each day to rest.
In this sentence, "apartar" refers to allocating or setting aside time for a specific purpose.
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