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🔑sideside1 /saɪd / noun [countable] ➤left / right左；右- either of the two parts of a surface, an object, or an area that is divided by an imaginary central line一边；一侧◆She was arrested for driving on the wrong side of the road.她因驾车逆行而被捕。◆He moved to the other side of the room.他朝房间的另一侧走去。◆on the other side of the wall在墙的另一面
➤not top or bottom侧面- one of the flat surfaces of something that is not the top or the bottom, front, or back侧面◆A box has a top, a bottom, and four sides.箱子有一个顶面、一个底面和四个侧面。◆I went around to the side of the building.我来到大楼的侧面。◆The side of the car was damaged.车身的一侧受损。◆a side door / entrance / window侧门；侧入口；侧窗
➤edge边缘- the edge of something; the area near this边缘；边◆A triangle has three sides.三角形有三条边。◆He waited at the side of the road.他在路边等候。
➤of body身体- the right or the left part of your body, especially from under your arm to the top of your leg（人体）侧面，胁◆She lay on her side.她侧卧着。
➤of something flat and thin平而薄的物体- either of the two flat surfaces of something thin一面◆Write on both sides of the paper.在纸的两面书写。
➤mathematics数学- any of the flat outer surfaces of a solid object（物体的）面◆A cube has six sides.立方体有六个面。
- -sided (used to form compound adjectives用于构成复合形容词) having the number or type of sides mentioned有…面的◆A cube is a six-sided figure.立方体是六面体。
➤in game / war / argument比赛；战争；争论- either of two teams or groups of people who play or fight against each other一方；一派◆Whose side are you on? (= Who do you support?) 你支持哪一方？◆The two sides agreed to stop fighting.双方同意停战。
- the position, opinion or attitude of a person or group of people that is different from that held by another person or group of people一方的立场（或意见、态度）◆Do you believe his side of the story?你相信他这一方的说法吗？
➤of family家庭- your mother's or your father's family母系；父系；血统◆There is no history of cancer on his mother's side.他的母系家族没有癌症史。
➤food食物- = side dish
 ●from side to sidemoving continuously from right to left and back again左右来回；左右摇摆◆The boat rocked from side to side.船左右摇晃。●get on the right / wrong side of sbto please / annoy someone讨得某人的欢心；惹得某人恼怒◆He tried to get on the right side of his new boss.他努力博取新上司的欢心。●on / from all sidesin / from all directions; generally从四面八方；普遍地◆There was agreement on all sides.各方取得了一致意见。●on the big, small, high, etc. side (informal) slightly too big, small, high, etc.稍微偏大（或偏小、偏高等）●be on the safe sideto avoid taking risks; to be very careful不冒风险；谨慎行事◆I think this is enough money to pay for the meal, but I'll take a little more just to be on the safe side.我想这钱应该够付餐费了，不过我还是多带点，以防万一。●on the side- in addition to your main job作为副业；兼职◆He's a waiter on the side.他兼职当服务员。
- served separately作为配菜◆a salad with dressing on the side沙拉带单配的调味汁
●right side upwith the top part turned to the top; in the correct, normal position正面朝上；位置正确；在正常位置◆Fortunately my toast landed right side up when I dropped it on the floor.我把吐司掉到地上了，幸好它正面朝上。 OPP upside down●side by sidenext to each other; close together并排；并肩◆They walked side by side along the road.他们肩并肩地顺着那条路走。●take sides (with sb)to show that you support one person rather than another表明（支持某人的）立场◆Parents should never take sides when their children are fighting.孩子争吵时家长千万不要袒护其中一方。
sideside2 /saɪd / verb  ●side with sb (against sb)to support someone in an argument支持某人，站在某人一方（共同对抗另一人）◆She always sides with her son against her husband.她总是站在儿子一边，跟丈夫唱对台戏。 |
