I'm fairly new to NodeJs and understanding the concept of async/await. Please correct me if I'm wrong - **await keyword blocks the code until it gets a resolved value**. For example: 

```
const sampleFunction = async () => {
      const result = await someAsynFunctionReturningPromise();
      console.log('Log is printed here!');
}  

```

In the above code, the compiler stops the code at 'const result = await someAsynFunctionReturningPromise();' until 'someAsynFunctionReturningPromise()' gets resolved, right? 

With the above assumption, I tried the below setTimeout() code: 

```
const sampleFunction = async () => {
  const result = await setTimeout(()=>{
        console.log('This is printed after 2 seconds');
  },2000);
  console.log('Log is printed here!');
}    

```

However, the above code doesnt await till setTimeout() is resolved, it skips to the next line, printing 'Log is printed here!'. 

Can anyone please help me understand if my understanding is wrong?