英语词汇“side”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	side
释义	Trends of side View usage for: side (saɪd) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense sides, present participle siding, past tense, past participle sided 1. countable noun The side of something is a position to the left or right of it, rather than in front of it, behindit, or on it. On one side of the main entrance there's a red plaque. ...a photograph with me in the centre and Joe and Ken on each side of me. ...the nations on either side of the Pacific. There's nothing but woods on the other side of the highway. There has been a build-up of troops on both sides of the border. To the side of the large star is a smaller star. PC Dacre knocked on Webb's door and, opening it, stood to one side. 2. countable noun [usually with poss] The side of an object, building, or vehicle is any of its flat surfaces which is not consideredto be its front, its back, its top, or its bottom. We put a notice on the side of the box. ...a van bearing on its side the name of a company. There was a stone staircase against the side of the house. [+ of] A carton of milk lay on its side. ...a huge vacation house on the side of a mountain. 3. countable noun The sides of a hollow or a container are its inside vertical surfaces. The rough rock walls were like the sides of a deep canal. [+ of] Line the base of the dish with greaseproof paper and lightly grease the sides. ...narrow valleys with steep sides. 4. countable noun The sides of an area or surface are its edges. Park on the side of the road. ...a small beach on the north side of the peninsula. Coyne slid his legs over the side of the bed. Synonyms: border, margin, boundary, verge [British] More Synonyms of side 5. countable noun The two sides of an area, surface, or object are its two halves. She turned over on her stomach on the other side of the bed. The major centre for language is in the left side of the brain. ...the right side of your face. Synonyms: half, part More Synonyms of side 6. countable noun The two sides of a road are its two halves on which traffic travels in opposite directions. It had gone on to the wrong side of the road and hit a car coming in the other direction. [+ of] 7. countable noun If you talk about the other side of a town or of the world, you mean a part of the town or of the world that is veryfar from where you are. He lives the other side of London. He saw the ship that was to transport them to the other side of the world. [+ of] Are you working on this side of the city? [+ of] Synonyms: district, area, region, quarter More Synonyms of side 8. countable noun [usually poss NOUN] Your sides are the parts of your body between your front and your back, from under your armsto your hips. His arms were limp at his sides. They had laid him on his side. 9. countable noun [usually singular] If someone is by your side or at your side, they stay near you and give you comfort or support. He was constantly at his mother's side. He calls me 20 times a day and needs me by his side in the evening. He was too sick to travel to his son's side. 10. countable noun The two sides of something flat, for example a piece of paper, are its two flat surfaces. You canalso refer to one side of a piece of paper filled with writing as one side of writing. The new copiers only copy onto one side of the paper. [+ of] Fry the chops until brown on both sides. The text of each canto was on the rough side of a sheet of parchment. Synonyms: face, surface, plane, facet More Synonyms of side 11. countable noun One side of a tape or record is what you can hear or record if you play the tape or record from beginning to end without turning it over. We want to hear side A. In those days symphonies were recorded on both sides of four twelve-inch records. 12. countable noun [NOUN of noun] A side of beef, bacon, or other meat consists of the meat from half the animal cut along its backbone. 13. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Side is used to describe things that are not the main or most important ones of their kind. She slipped in and out of the theatre by a side door. ...a prawn curry with a lentil side dish. 14. countable noun The different sides in a war, argument, or negotiation are the groups of people who are opposing each other. Both sides appealed for a new ceasefire. Any solution must be acceptable to all sides. ...the elections which his side lost. The other side denied that any money was owed to me. Synonyms: party, camp, faction, cause More Synonyms of side 15. countable noun The different sides of an argument or deal are the different points of view or positions involved in it. His words drew sharp reactions from people on both sides of the issue. ...those with the ability to see all sides of a question. We shall be able to tell whether you've kept your side of the bargain. Synonyms: point of view, viewpoint, position, opinion More Synonyms of side 16. verb If one person or country sides with another, they support them in an argument or a war. If people or countries side against another person or country, they support each other against them. There has been much speculation that America might be siding with the rebels. [V + with/against] You need to confront those who have sided against you. [Vwith/against n] 17. countable noun In sport, a side is a team. [British] Italy were definitely a better side than Germany. The captain made the decision to include four men in their 40s in his side. regional note: in AM, use team 18. countable noun A particular side of something such as a situation or someone's character is one aspect of it. He is in charge of the civilian side of the U.N. mission. [+ of] It shows that your child can now see the funny side of things. [+ of] There's a puritanical side to me. Anxiety has a mental and a physical side. Synonyms: aspect, feature, angle, facet More Synonyms of side 19. countable noun The mother's side and the father's side of your family are your mother's relatives and your father's relatives. So was your father's side more well off? ...a relative on the maternal side of his family. 20. See also -sided, siding 21. See side by side 22. See side by side 23. See to let the side down 24. See from side to side 25. See on sb's side 26. See on your side 27. See on the right/wrong side of sb 28. See on the big/small etc side 29. See on the side 30. See on the side 31. See put sth to/on one side 32. See take/draw sb to one side 33. See take sides/sb's side 34. See this side of 35. on the side of the angels 36. to look on the bright side 37. the other side of the coin 38. two sides of the same coin 39. to err on the side of something 40. to be on the safe side 41. someone's side of the story More Synonyms of side side in British English (saɪd) noun 1. a line or surface that borders anything 2. geometry a. any line segment forming part of the perimeter of a plane geometric figure b. another name for face (sense 13) 3. either of two parts into which an object, surface, area, etc, can be divided, espby a line, median, space, etc the right side and the left side ▶ Related adjective: lateral 4. either of the two surfaces of a flat object the right and wrong side of the cloth 5. a surface or part of an object that extends vertically the side of a cliff 6. either half of a human or animal body, esp the area around the waist, as divided by the median plane I have a pain in my side 7. the area immediately next to a person or thing he stood at her side 8. a district, point, or direction within an area identified by reference to a central point the south side of the city 9. the area at the edge of a room, road, etc, as distinguished from the middle 10. aspect or part look on the bright side his cruel side 11. one of two or more contesting factions, teams, etc 12. a page in an essay, book, etc 13. a position, opinion, etc, held in opposition to another in a dispute 14. line of descent he gets his brains from his mother's side 15. informal a television channel 16. billiards, snooker spin imparted to a ball by striking it off-centre with the cue US and Canadian equivalent: English 17. British slang insolence, arrogance, or pretentiousness to put on side 18. on one side 19. on the heavy side 20. on the side 21. side by side 22. take sides adjective 23. being on one side; lateral 24. from or viewed as if from one side 25. directed towards one side 26. not main; subordinate or incidental side door side road verb 27. (intransitive; usually foll by with) to support or associate oneself with a faction, interest, etc 28. (transitive) to provide with siding or sides 29. (tr; often foll by away or up) Northern England dialect to tidy up or clear (dishes, a table, etc) Word origin Old English sīde; related to sīd wide, Old Norse sītha side, Old High German sīta side in American English (saɪd) noun 1. the right or left half of a human or animal body, esp. either half of the trunk 2. a position or space beside one 3. a. any of the lines or surfaces that bound or limit something a square has four sides, a cube six b. any bounding line or surface of an object other than the ends or top and bottom c. either of the two bounding surfaces of an object that are distinguished from thefront, back, top, and bottom 4. either of the two surfaces of a thing having no appreciable thickness, as paper, cloth, etc. 5. a surface or part of a surface having a specified aspect the visible side of the moon 6. any aspect or phase as contrasted with another or others his cruel side 7. either of the two lateral surfaces of a ship from stem to stern above the waterline 8. a slope of a hill, bank, etc. 9. the shore of a river or other body of water 10. any location, area, space, direction, etc. with reference to its position in relation to an observer or to a central part, point, or line 11. the action, position, or attitude of one person or faction opposing another my side of the argument 12. one of the parties in a contest, conflict, etc.; faction 13. either of the longitudinal halves of an animal carcass processed for use as meat 14. line of descent through either parent; maternal or paternal lineage 15. any of the pages containing an actor's lines and cues for a role in a play 16. Informal a side dish or side order a side of potato salad 17. British, Slang a conceited or pretentious manner 18. Billiards; British English (sense 8) adjective 19. of, at, or on a side or sides a side door 20. to or from one side a side glance 21. made, done, happening, etc. on the side, or incidentally a side effect 22. not of primary importance; secondary a side issue 23. US ordered separately, along with the main dish a side order of cole slaw verb transitiveWord forms: ˈsided or ˈsiding 24. to furnish with sides or siding verb intransitive 25. to align oneself (with one of opposing parties, factions, etc.) Idioms: on the side side by side take sides Word origin ME < OE sīde, akin to Ger seite, side, OE sīd, ample, broad < IE base sē(i)-, to throw, let fall, reach for, let go, rest > sow1 More idioms containing side the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence someone will be laughing on the other side of their face the other side of the coin know which side your bread is buttered on someone got out of bed the wrong side be on the side of the angels be on the safe side be on your side let the side down look on the bright side sunny side up a thorn in someone's side give someone the rough side of your tongue come from the wrong side of the tracks laugh out of the other side of your mouth COBUILD Collocations side away side creative side different side funny side good side positive side Examples of 'side' in a sentence side Two large cancers were devouring the right side of her face. Times, Sunday Times (2007) My husband will say that not very many people see that side of me. The Sun (2013) Partners can put arguments to one side and focus on what bonds them. The Sun (2012) The other potentially tricky issues appear to have been put to one side. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The other side is like something from a horror movie. The Sun (2010) There was another side of her that could be generous. Christianity Today (2000) Tucked at the side of the dish was a handful of undressed rocket from a bag. Times, Sunday Times (2014) You have to challenge each other and get your elk to the other side of the table. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There are three judges who sit at the centre on different sides of the ring. Times, Sunday Times (2012) They stood side by side in front of their door. Tracy Chevalier Burning Bright (2007) There are kitchen chairs with more side support. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The two sides were unable to agree a salary. The Sun (2010) There are two main sides to the industry. Times, Sunday Times (2008) You see that door in the side of your head? Times, Sunday Times (2007) They had no idea about the darker side. The Sun (2015) The most magically successful of piano concertos and a relative failure are here put side by side. Times, Sunday Times (2013) We were on the other side of the road laughing at them. Max Arthur Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who WereThere (2006) The right side of my face has gone numb. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It is essential to get these people on side. Times, Sunday Times (2015) It is precisely that there is no strong economic argument on either side. Times, Sunday Times (2015) They are a very good side who put us under a bit of pressure in the second half. Times, Sunday Times (2010) We have needed that side and if we hadn't worked on that we would have lost. The Sun (2014) Wrap the tape measure around your chest, keep your arms relaxed by your side and record. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Quotations There are two sides to every question In other languages side British English: side /saɪd/ NOUN right or left part* The side of something is a place to the left or right of it. On the left side of the door there's a door bell. American English: side Arabic: جانِب Brazilian Portuguese: lado Chinese: 侧 Croatian: strana Czech: strana Danish: side Dutch: zijde kant European Spanish: lado Finnish: reuna laita French: côté German: Seite Meinung Greek: πλευρά Italian: lato Japanese: 側 Korean: 측면 Norwegian: side Polish: strona granica European Portuguese: lado Romanian: parte Russian: сторона Latin American Spanish: lado Swedish: sida Thai: ด้าน Turkish: taraf Ukrainian: бік Vietnamese: cạnh đường viền British English: side /saɪd/ NOUN edge The side of something is its edge. A square has four sides. American English: side Arabic: جَنْب Brazilian Portuguese: lado Chinese: 边 Croatian: strana Czech: bokstrana Danish: side Dutch: zijkant European Spanish: lado Finnish: sivu French: bord German: Seite Greek: πλευρά Italian: lato Japanese: 辺 Korean: 가장자리 Norwegian: side Polish: bok European Portuguese: lado Romanian: latură Russian: сторона Latin American Spanish: lado Swedish: sida Thai: ด้าน Turkish: kenar Ukrainian: край Vietnamese: cạnh British English: side /saɪd/ NOUN team The different sides in a game are the groups of people who are playing against each other. Both sides want to win the match. American English: side Arabic: فَرِيق Brazilian Portuguese: lado Chinese: 方比赛的 Croatian: suprotna strana Czech: družstvove hře Danish: side Dutch: partij European Spanish: equipo Finnish: puoli French: équipesport German: Seite Greek: πλευρά Italian: parte Japanese: チーム Korean: 편 Norwegian: motstander Polish: strona European Portuguese: parte Romanian: echipă Russian: соперники Latin American Spanish: parte Swedish: sidor Thai: ฝ่าย Turkish: taraf Ukrainian: сторона Vietnamese: đội All related terms of 'side' A-side The A-side of a record that has been released as a single is the main song on it. You can also refer to the side of the record that contains this song as the A-side . Compare → B-side . B-side The B-side of a pop record had the less important or less popular song on it. Compare → A-side . no-side the end of a match , signalled by the referee's whistle side-on A side-on collision or view is a collision or view from the side of an object. away side In sport, a side is a team. East Side → the East Side flip side The flip side of a record is the side that does not have the main song on it. good side In sport, a side is a team . home side the team that is playing on its home ground open side the side of the scrum on which the majority of the backs are ranged side arm any weapon carried on the person, by sling , belt , or holster , such as a sword , pistol , etc side bet a bet made, as with another player , in addition to one's principal bet side card the highest card in a hand that is not part of a scoring combination , as not being one of a pair, three of a kind , etc., and that serves to determine by its denomination the higher ranking of two otherwise equal hands side curl earlock side deal a transaction between two people for their private benefit , which is subsidiary to a contract negotiated by them on behalf of the organizations they represent side dish A side dish is an amount of a particular food that is served at the same time as the main dish. side door a door at the side of a building side drum a small double-headed drum carried at the side with snares that produce a rattling effect side-foot In football , if a player side-foots the ball, they kick it with the side of their foot. side meat salt pork or bacon side road A side road is a road which leads off a busier, more important road. side step a step to one side, as to avoid something, or a step taken sideways side suit Cards See plain suit side tone sound diverted from a telephone microphone to the earpiece so that a speaker hears his or her own voice at the same level and position as that of the respondent side trim a decorative feature on the side of a car side trip a brief excursion off the main route of an itinerary , as to visit a particular person or place side view a view of something at or from the side tube-side Tube-side processes are processes which happen in the tubes of a shell-and-tube heat exchanger . weak side the side of the court with fewer players side by side If two people or things are side by side , they are next to each other. blind side the side of the field between the scrum and the nearer touchline credit side the side of a balance sheet showing income and assets debit side The debit side of an account is the left-hand side. funny side A particular side of something such as a situation or someone's character is one aspect of it. prompt side the side of the stage where the prompter is, usually to the actor's left in Britain and to his or her right in the US side chain a group of atoms bound to an atom, usually a carbon , that forms part of a larger chain or ring in a molecule side chair a chair without arms , usually one of a set used at a dining table side check a checkrein passing back to the saddle from the side of a horse's head side-dress to place fertilizers on or in the soil near the roots of (growing plants) side effect The side-effects of a drug are the effects, usually bad ones, that the drug has on you in addition to its function of curing illness or pain . side glance a look sideways at someone or something side horse → pommel horse side issue A side issue is an issue or subject that is not considered to be as important as the main one. side judge a referee who works on the side of the field and watches the receiver to ensure nothing illegal happens side order A side order is an amount of a food that you order in a restaurant to be served at the same time as the main dish. side plate a small plate used for bread or other accompaniments to a meal side-saddle When you ride a horse side-saddle , you sit on a special saddle with both your legs on one side rather than one leg on each side of the horse. side salad A side salad is a bowl of salad for one person which is served with a main meal . side street A side street is a quiet , often narrow street which leads off a busier street. side table a table intended to be placed against a wall Chinese translation of 'side' side (saɪd) n (c) 边(邊) (biān) (个(個), gè) ⇒ on both sides of the border 边境两边 (biānjìng liǎng biān) (= surface) [of cube] 面 (miàn) (= not back or front) [of building, vehicle] 侧(側)面 (cèmiàn) (个(個), gè) ⇒ a van with his name on the side 侧面写有他名字的货车 (cèmiàn xiě yǒu tā míngzi de huòchē) [of body] 体(體)侧(側) (tǐcè) (边, biān) (= half) [of paper, face, brain] 一面 (yī miàn) (个(個), gè) ⇒ on the other side of the page 这页纸的另一面上 (zhè yè zhǐ de lìng yī miàn shang) [of tape, record] 面 (miàn) (个(個), gè) ⇒ We want to hear side A. 我们想听A面。 (Wǒmen xiǎng tīng A miàn.) (= edge) [of road, bed] 边(邊)缘(緣) (biānyuán) (个(個), gè) ⇒ Park on the side of the road. 把车停在路边。 (Bǎ chē tíng zài lùbiān.) [of hill, valley] 坡 (pō) (个(個), gè) ⇒ narrow valleys with steep sides 两面陡坡的狭窄山谷 (liǎng miàn dǒu pō de xiázhǎi shāngǔ) (= aspect) 方面(麵) (fāngmiàn) ⇒ Anxiety has a mental and a physical side. 焦虑有精神方面的因素也有身体方面的因素。 (Jiāolǜ yǒu jīngshén fāngmiàn de yīnsù yě yǒu shēntǐ fāngmiàn de yīnsù.) (Brit, = team) 队(隊) (duì) (支, zhī) ⇒ the Scottish First Division side 苏格兰甲级队 (Sūgélán jiǎ jí duì) 美 = team (in conflict, contest) 一方 (yīfāng) ⇒ They sold arms to both sides. 他们向双方出售军火。 (Tāmen xiàng shuāngfāng chūshòu jūnhuǒ.) [of argument, debate] 派 (pài) ⇒ people on both sides of the issue 针对该议题的两派人 (zhēnduì gāi yìtí de liǎng pài rén) adj [door, entrance] 旁边(邊)的 (pángbiān de) vi to side with sb 支持某人 (zhīchí mǒurén) on either side of sth 在某物的任一边(邊) (zài mǒuwù de rèn yī biān) on the other side of sth 在某物的另一边(邊) (zài mǒuwù de lìng yī biān) the right/wrong side of sth 某物正确(確)的/错(錯)误(誤)的一边(邊) (mǒuwù zhèngquè de/cuòwù de yī biān) from side to side 从(從)一边(邊)到另一边(邊) (cóng yī biān dào lìng yī biān) to lie on one's side [person] 侧(側)卧(臥) (cè wò) [thing] 侧(側)放 (cè fàng) by the side of 在 ... 旁边(邊) (zài ... pángbiān) side by side 肩并(並)肩 (jiān bìng jiān) she never left my side 她从(從)没(沒)离(離)开(開)过(過)我身边(邊) (tā cóng méi líkāiguo wǒ shēnbiān) to be at or by sb's side 在某人身旁 (zài mǒurén shēnpáng) to get on the right/wrong side of sb (fig) 讨(討)某人喜欢(歡)/不讨(討)某人喜欢(歡) (tǎo mǒurén xǐhuan/bù tǎo mǒurén xǐhuan) they are on our side 他们(們)站在我们(們)这(這)边(邊) (tāmen zhàn zài wǒmen zhè biān) to take sides 偏袒 (piāntǎn) to put sth to one side 把某事暂(暫)搁(擱)一边(邊) (bǎ mǒushì zàn gē yī biān) to earn some money on the side 赚(賺)额(額)外的收入 (zhuàn éwài de shōurù) a side of beef 牛的肋肉 (niú de lèiròu) All related terms of 'side' side order 与主菜同时上的附加菜 side street 小街 xiǎojiē [ 条(條) tiáo ] side-effect ( of drug ) 副作用 fùzuòyòng [ 个(個) gè ] side by side 肩并(並)肩 jiān bìng jiān on either side 在两(兩)边(邊) zài liǎng biān right-hand side 右侧(側) yòucè from side to side 从(從)一边(邊)到另一边(邊) cóng yī biān dào lìng yī biān a side of beef 牛的肋肉 niú de lèiròu by the side of 在 ... 旁边(邊) zài ... pángbiān the far end/side 尽(盡)头(頭)的 jìntóu de to side with sb 支持某人 zhīchí mǒurén my side of the story 我的叙(敘)述 wǒ de xùshù they are on our side 他们(們)站在我们(們)这(這)边(邊) tāmen zhàn zài wǒmen zhè biān to lie on one's side ( person ) 侧(側)卧(臥) cè wò on either side of sth 在某物的任一边(邊) zài mǒuwù de rèn yī biān she never left my side 她从(從)没(沒)离(離)开(開)过(過)我身边(邊) tā cóng méi líkāiguo wǒ shēnbiān to put sth to one side 把某事暂(暫)搁(擱)一边(邊) bǎ mǒushì zàn gē yī biān on the other side of sth 在某物的另一边(邊) zài mǒuwù de lìng yī biān to be at or by sb's side 在某人身旁 zài mǒurén shēnpáng to look on the bright side 抱着(著)乐(樂)观(觀)的态(態)度 bàozhe lèguān de tàidu the right/wrong side of sth 某物正确(確)的/错(錯)误(誤)的一边(邊) mǒuwù zhèngquè de/cuòwù de yī biān to earn some money on the side 赚(賺)额(額)外的收入 zhuàn éwài de shōurù to come down on the side of sth 声(聲)明支持某事的一方 shēngmíng zhīchí mǒushì de yī fāng to get on the right/wrong side of sb ( fig ) 讨(討)某人喜欢(歡)/不讨(討)某人喜欢(歡) tǎo mǒurén xǐhuan/bù tǎo mǒurén xǐhuan to cross over to the other side of the road 穿过(過)马(馬)路到另一边(邊) chuān guò mǎlù dào lìng yī biān at the far side (of) 在( ... 的)那一边(邊) zài ( ... de) nà yībiān (just) to be on the safe side 为(為)谨(謹)慎起见(見) wèi jǐnshèn qǐjiàn 1 (noun) in the sense of border Definition the area at the edge of something, as opposed to the centre Park at the side of the road. Synonyms border pillowcases trimmed with a hand-crocheted border margin These islands are on the margins of human habitation. boundary Our organization now operates across national boundaries. verge (British) The car pulled over on to the verge off the road. flank The assault element opened up from their right flank. rim round the eastern rim of the Mediterranean perimeter They walked round the perimeter of the stadium. periphery Geographically, the UK is on the periphery of Europe. extremity a small port on the north-western extremity of the island edge She was standing at the water's edge. Opposites centre , heart , middle , core 2 (noun) in the sense of face Definition either of the two surfaces of a flat object The copier only copies onto one side of the paper. Synonyms face We climbed 200 feet up the cliff face. surface The road surface had started breaking up. plane facet The stones shone back at her, a thousand facets of light in their white-gold settings. 3 (noun) in the sense of half Definition either of two parts into which an object, surface, or area can be divided the right side of your face Synonyms half part There's no hurry on my part. 4 (noun) in the sense of district Definition a place within an area identified by reference to a central point He lives on the south side of Edinburgh. Synonyms district I drove around the business district. area the large number of community groups in the area region a remote mountain region quarter He wandered through the Chinese quarter. sector Officers were going to retake sectors of the city. neighbourhood It seemed like a good neighbourhood to raise my children. vicinity Police say the killer may still be in this vicinity. locality Details of the drinking water quality in your locality can be obtained. locale neck of the woods (informal) 5 (noun) in the sense of party Definition one of two or more contesting groups or teams Both sides appealed for a new ceasefire. Synonyms party opposing political parties camp Voters have not yet moved en masse to the Conservative camp. faction A peace agreement will be signed by the leaders of the country's warring factions. cause 6 (noun) in the sense of point of view Definition a position held in opposition to another in a dispute those with the ability to see all sides of a question Synonyms point of view Try to look at it from my point of view. viewpoint The novel is written from the murderer's viewpoint. What's your viewpoint on this issue? position He usually takes a moderate position. opinion Most who expressed an opinion spoke favourably of her. angle He was considering the idea from all angles. slant They give a slant to every single news item that's put on the air. way of thinking standpoint From my standpoint, you know, this thing is just ridiculous. 7 (noun) in the sense of team Definition one of two or more contesting groups or teams Italy were the better side. Synonyms team The team failed to qualify for the final. squad The club is under investigation by the fraud squad. crew The film crew spent nearly twelve weeks shooting in Thailand. line-up a great line-up of musicians and comedy acts 8 (noun) in the sense of aspect Definition aspect or part He is in charge of the civilian side of the UN mission. Synonyms aspect Climate affects every aspect of our lives. feature The gardens are a special feature of this property. angle facet The website documents every facet of the director's career. 9 (noun) in the sense of conceit Definition conceit or cheek (British, slang) Synonyms conceit He knew, without conceit, that he was considered a genius. airs arrogance At times, the arrogance of those in power is quite blatant. insolence pretentiousness 1 (adjective) in the sense of subordinate Definition less important The refugees were treated as a side issue. Synonyms subordinate Sixty of his subordinate officers followed his example. minor She is known for a number of minor roles in films. secondary Refugee problems remained of secondary importance. subsidiary a subsidiary position lesser He was feared by other, lesser, men. marginal irrelevant indirect They are feeling the indirect effects of the recession elsewhere. peripheral That information is peripheral to the main story. incidental The playing of music proved to be incidental to the main business. ancillary Ancillary services like cleaning are put up for competitive tender. extraneous non-essential The crisis has led to the closure of a number of non-essential services. Opposites main , middle , central , key , essential , primary , principal , fundamental , focal 2 (adjective) in the sense of lateral Definition situated at the side Synonyms lateral He estimated the lateral movement of the bridge to be about six inches. flanking idioms See side by side phrasal verb See side with someone See take sides with someone related words related adjective lateral proverb There are two sides to every question Additional synonyms in the sense of ancillary Definition used as an extra or supplement Ancillary services like cleaning are put up for competitive tender. Synonyms supplementary, supporting, extra, additional, secondary, subsidiary, accessory, subordinate, auxiliary, contributory in the sense of angle Definition point of view He was considering the idea from all angles. Synonyms point of view, position, approach, direction, aspect, perspective, outlook, viewpoint, slant, standpoint, take (informal), side in the sense of area Definition a section, part, or region the large number of community groups in the area Synonyms region, land, quarter, division, sector, district, stretch, territory, zone, plot, province, patch, neighbourhood, sphere, turf (slang), realm, domain, tract, locality, neck of the woods (informal) Synonyms of 'side' side Explore 'side' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of arrogance At times, the arrogance of those in power is quite blatant. Synonyms conceit, pride, swagger, pretension, presumption, bluster, hubris, pomposity, insolence, hauteur, pretentiousness, high-handedness, haughtiness, loftiness, imperiousness, pompousness, superciliousness, lordliness, conceitedness, contemptuousness, scornfulness, uppishness (British, informal), disdainfulness, overweeningness in the sense of boundary Definition something that indicates the farthest limit, such as of an area Our organization now operates across national boundaries. Synonyms frontier, edge, border, march, barrier, margin, brink in the sense of camp Definition a group that supports a particular doctrine Voters have not yet moved en masse to the Conservative camp. Synonyms faction, group, set, party, division, section, sector, minority, gang, lobby, bloc, contingent, pressure group, junta, clique, coterie, schism, splinter group, public-interest group (US, Canadian) in the sense of crew Definition a group of people working together The film crew spent nearly twelve weeks shooting in Thailand. Synonyms team, company, party, squad, gang, corps, working party, posse in the sense of edge Definition a border or line where something ends or begins She was standing at the water's edge. Synonyms border, side, line, limit, bound, lip, margin, outline, boundary, fringe, verge, brink, threshold, rim, brim, perimeter, contour, periphery, flange in the sense of extremity Definition the farthest point a small port on the north-western extremity of the island Synonyms limit, end, edge, border, top, tip, bound, minimum, extreme, maximum, pole, margin, boundary, terminal, frontier, verge (British), brink, rim, brim, pinnacle, termination, nadir, zenith, apex, terminus, apogee, farthest point, furthest point, acme in the sense of facet Definition any of the surfaces of a cut gemstone The stones shone back at her, a thousand facets of light in their white-gold settings. Synonyms face, side, surface, plane, slant in the sense of facet Definition an aspect of something, such as a personality The website documents every facet of the director's career. Synonyms aspect, part, face, side, phase, angle in the sense of faction Definition a small group of people within a larger body, but differing from it in certain aims and ideas A peace agreement will be signed by the leaders of the country's warring factions. Synonyms group, set, party, division, section, camp, sector, minority, combination, coalition, gang, lobby, bloc, contingent, pressure group, caucus, junta, clique, coterie, schism, confederacy, splinter group, cabal, ginger group, public-interest group (US, Canadian) in the sense of feature Definition a prominent or distinctive part of something The gardens are a special feature of this property. Synonyms aspect, quality, characteristic, attribute, point, mark, property, factor, trait, hallmark, facet, peculiarity Additional synonyms in the sense of flank Definition the side of a naval or military formation The assault element opened up from their right flank. Synonyms wing, side, sector, aspect in the sense of incidental Definition secondary or minor The playing of music proved to be incidental to the main business. Synonyms secondary, subsidiary, subordinate, minor, occasional, ancillary, nonessential in the sense of indirect Definition done or caused by someone or something else They are feeling the indirect effects of the recession elsewhere. Synonyms related, accompanying, secondary, subsidiary, contingent, collateral, incidental, unintended, ancillary, concomitant in the sense of lesser Definition not as great in quantity, size, or worth He was feared by other, lesser, men. Synonyms lower, slighter, secondary, subsidiary, subordinate, inferior, less important in the sense of line-up Definition to form or organize a line-up a great line-up of musicians and comedy acts Synonyms arrangement, team, row, selection, array, dream team in the sense of locality Definition a neighbourhood or area Details of the drinking water quality in your locality can be obtained. Synonyms neighbourhood, area, region, district, vicinity, neck of the woods (informal) in the sense of margin Definition an edge, rim, or border These islands are on the margins of human habitation. Synonyms edge, side, limit, border, bound, boundary, confine, verge (British), brink, rim, brim, perimeter, periphery in the sense of minor Definition not very serious or significant She is known for a number of minor roles in films. Synonyms small, lesser, subordinate, smaller, light, slight, secondary, petty, inferior, trivial, trifling, insignificant, negligible, unimportant, paltry, inconsequential, inconsiderable, nickel-and-dime (US, slang) in the sense of neighbourhood Definition a district where people live It seemed like a good neighbourhood to raise my children. Synonyms district, community, quarter, region, surroundings, locality, locale in the sense of non-essential Definition not absolutely necessary The crisis has led to the closure of a number of non-essential services. Synonyms unnecessary, peripheral, unimportant, superfluous, extraneous, expendable, dispensable, inessential, excessive Additional synonyms in the sense of opinion Definition belief not founded on certainty or proof but on what seems probable Most who expressed an opinion spoke favourably of her. Synonyms belief, feeling, view, idea, theory, notion, conviction, point of view, sentiment, viewpoint, persuasion, conjecture in the sense of part There's no hurry on my part. Synonyms side, party, interest, cause, concern, behalf, faction in the sense of perimeter Definition any boundary around something They walked round the perimeter of the stadium. Synonyms boundary, edge, border, bounds, limit, margin, confines, periphery, borderline, circumference, ambit in the sense of peripheral Definition not relating to the most important part of something That information is peripheral to the main story. Synonyms secondary, beside the point, minor, marginal, irrelevant, superficial, unimportant, incidental, tangential, inessential in the sense of periphery Definition the boundary or edge of an area or group Geographically, the UK is on the periphery of Europe. Synonyms boundary, edge, border, skirt, fringe, verge (British), brink, outskirts, rim, hem, brim, perimeter, circumference, outer edge, ambit in the sense of position Definition point of view He usually takes a moderate position. Synonyms attitude, view, perspective, point of view, standing, opinion, belief, angle, stance, outlook, posture, viewpoint, slant, way of thinking, standpoint in the sense of quarter Definition a region or district of a town or city He wandered through the Chinese quarter. Synonyms district, region, neighbourhood, place, point, part, side, area, position, station, spot, territory, zone, location, province, colony, locality in the sense of region Definition an area considered as a unit for geographical or social reasons a remote mountain region Synonyms area, country, place, part, land, quarter, division, section, sector, district, territory, zone, province, patch, turf (slang), tract, expanse, locality in the sense of rim round the eastern rim of the Mediterranean Synonyms margin, border, bound, boundary, verge (British), brink, perimeter, periphery, extremity in the sense of secondary Definition below the first in rank or importance Refugee problems remained of secondary importance. Synonyms subordinate, minor, lesser, lower, inferior, unimportant, second-rate Additional synonyms in the sense of sector Definition a portion into which an area is divided for military operations Officers were going to retake sectors of the city. Synonyms area, part, region, district, zone, quarter, belt, neighbourhood, tract in the sense of slant Definition a point of view, esp. a biased one They give a slant to every single news item that's put on the air. Synonyms bias, emphasis, prejudice, angle, leaning, point of view, viewpoint, one-sidedness in the sense of squad Definition any small group of people working together The club is under investigation by the fraud squad. Synonyms team, group, band, company, force, troop, crew, gang, dream team in the sense of standpoint Definition a point of view from which a matter is considered From my standpoint, you know, this thing is just ridiculous. Synonyms point of view, position, angle, viewpoint, stance, vantage point in the sense of subsidiary Definition of lesser importance a subsidiary position Synonyms secondary, lesser, subordinate, minor, supplementary, auxiliary, supplemental, contributory, ancillary, subservient in the sense of surface Definition the outside or top of an object The road surface had started breaking up. Synonyms covering, face, exterior, side, top, skin, plane, facet, veneer, superficies (rare) in the sense of verge Definition an edge or rim The car pulled over on to the verge off the road. Synonyms border, edge, margin, limit, extreme, lip, boundary, threshold, roadside, brim in the sense of vicinity Definition the area immediately surrounding a place Police say the killer may still be in this vicinity. Synonyms neighbourhood, area, district, precincts, locality, environs, neck of the woods (informal), purlieus in the sense of viewpoint Definition a person's attitude towards something The novel is written from the murderer's viewpoint.What's your viewpoint on this issue? Synonyms point of view, perspective, angle, position, attitude, stance, slant, belief, conviction, feeling, opinion, way of thinking, standpoint, vantage point, frame of reference All related terms of 'side' side by side shoulder to shoulder, abreast, alongside each other, cheek by jowl side-effect spin-off, result, consequence, outcome, legacy side-splitting hilarious, hysterical, uproarious, farcical, rollicking side with someone support, back, champion, agree with, stand up for thorn in your side irritation, nuisance, annoyance, trouble, bother be on the safe side be cautious, be careful, be prudent, be alert, be tentative
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