side

Danh từ

mặt, bên

a cube has six sides

hình lập phương có sáu mặt

a box has a top, a bottom and four sides

một cái hộp có mặt trên, mặt đáy và bốn mặt bên

a side door

cửa bên

write on one side of the paper only

chỉ viết trên một mặt giấy

(toán học) cạnh

mép, lề, bờ

a table by one's bedside (by the side of one's bed)

cái bàn cạnh mép giường

the south side of the field

bờ phía nam của cánh đồng

sườn, lườn

the side of a mountain

sườn núi

a steep hillside

sườn đối dốc

wounded in the left side

bị thương bên sườn trái

sit by somebody's side

ngồi cạnh [sườn] ai

nửa con (con thú đã bị thịt)

a side of beef

một nữa con bò đã thịt

bên, phía

the left side of the street

bên trái đường phố

the eastern side of the town

phía đông thành phố

the debit side of the account

bên nợ của tài khoản

she stood on the other side of the fence

chị ta đứng bên kia bờ rào

there are faults on both sides

cả hai bên đều có lỗi

(Anh, cũ, khẩu ngữ) kênh truyền hình

switch over to the other side

chuyển sang kênh khác đi

(Anh) đội thể thao

Austria has a good side and should win

nước Áo có một đội giỏi và có lẽ sẽ thắng

khía cạnh, quan điểm

study all sides of a question

nghiên cứu mọi khía cạnh của một vấn đề

approach the problem from a different side

tiếp cận vấn đề từ một quan điểm khác

bên (nội, ngoại)

a cousin on my father's side

một người anh em họ bên nội

(cũ, khẩu ngữ) tính ngạo mạn

a person quite without side

một người tuyệt đối không chút ngạo mạn

born on the wrong side of the blanket

xem born

come down on one side of the fence or the other

chọn một trong hai

err on the side of something

xem err

get on the right (wrong) side of somebody

làm vừa ý ai, làm phật ý ai

have got out of bed on the wrong side

xem bed

know which side one's bread is buttered

xem know

laugh on the other side of one's face

xem laugh

let the side down

bỏ mặc

you can always rely on Thu, she'd never let the side down

cậu có thể luôn luôn tin tưởng ở Thu, cô ta không bao giờ bỏ mặc bạn bè đâu

look on the bright side

xem bright

on (from) all sides; on (from) every side

theo mọi hướng; từ mọi hướng; khắp nơi

soldiers attacking on all sides

quân lính tấn công theo mọi hướng

there was devastation on very side

khắp nơi đều có sự tàn phá

on the big (small, high…) side

(khẩu ngữ)

hơi to, quá to; hơi nhỏ; quá nhỏ; hơi cao, quá cao…

these new trousers are a bit on the large side

chiếc quần mới này hơi rộng

on the distaff side

xem distaff

on the right (wrong) side of forty (fifty…)

dưới (trên) bốn mươi (năm mươi…) tuổi

on the safe side

xem safe

on the side

(khẩu ngữ)

như một nghề phụ

a mechanic who buys and sells cars on the side

một người thợ máy mua và bán xe hơi như một nghề phụ

bí mật, lén lút

he's married but he has a girl-friend on the side

anh ta có vợ, nhưng lại lén lút có một cô bạn gái

[be] on the side of somebody

[là người] ủng hộ ai; [là người] đồng quan điểm với ai

I'm on Ba's side in this debate

trong cuộc tranh luận này tôi đồng quan điểm với Ba

on (from) the wrong side of the tracks

xem wrong

the other side of the coin

mặt trái (của một vấn đề)

put something on (to) one side

để sang một bên

I put the broken glass to one side

tôi để chiếc cốc vỡ sang một bên

gác lại

I put his complaint on one side until I had more time

tôi gác đơn khiếu nại của ông ta lại chờ có thời gian hơn

side by side

sát cánh nhau

two children walking side by side

hai đứa trẻ đi sát cánh nhau

we stand side by side with you in this dispute

chúng tôi sát cánh nhau trong cuộc tranh luận này

split one's side

xem split

take somebody on (to) one side

kéo ai ra nói nhỏ

take sides with somebody

về phe ai, ủng hộ ai (trong một cuộc tranh luận…)

a thorn in one's side

xem thorn

time is on somebody's side

xem time

wrong side out

xem wrong

Động từ

side with somebody [against somebody]

đứng về phía ai, ủng hộ ai; [chống lại ai]

she sided with her brother against the others in the class

cô ta đứng về phía em mình chống lại các học sinh khác trong lớp

* Các từ tương tự:
side car, side meate, side order, Side payments, side-arm, side-arms, side-bet, side-chapel, side-dish
noun

plural sides

[count] :a place, space, or direction that is away from or beyond the center of something

The army was attacked from all sides.

the right-hand side of the street

the opposite side of the room

Move over. This is my side of the bed. - often used with on or to

You have some dirt on the side of your face.

The car was hit on the driver's side.

They live on the other side of town.

The cabins are on the east side of the lake.

Guards stood on either side of the gate.

The army was surrounded on every side.

He sat on the side [=edge] of the bed.

The statue is leaning to the side.

The dog tilted its head to one side.

Pull over to the side of the road.

[count] an outer surface or part of something

The box says, THIS SIDE UP. - often + of

the dark side of the moon

You should season both sides of the steak before you grill it.

one of the surfaces of an object that is not the front, back, top, or bottom - often + of

Nutritional information can be found on the side of the box.

Red cloth decorated the front and sides of the platform.

The side of the car was badly dented.

one of the two surfaces of a thin object

Flip the record over and play the other side. - often + of

She wrote on both sides of the paper.

Look on the back side of the note.

[count] :a line that forms part of a geometric shape

A square has four sides. :a surface that forms part of a geometric object

A cube has six sides.

[count] :one of the slopes of a hill or mountain - often + of

the steep side of the hill

They built a house on the side of a mountain. - see also hillside, mountainside

[count] the right or left part of your body

She likes to sleep on her right side. :the right or left part of your body from your shoulder to your hip

I have a pain in my left side.

We laughed so much that our sides hurt.

the place directly to the right or left of someone - usually singular

I stood at/by her side as she spoke to reporters.

I was standing on her left side.

She set/put the book to the/one side and looked out the window. - often used figuratively

His wife stood at/by his side [=remained loyal to him] throughout the scandal.

Promise me that you will not leave my side. [=abandon me] - see also blind side

[count] :one of two or more opinions, positions, etc., that disagree with each other

He listened to both sides of the argument.

My side [=version] of the story is different from his.

She has since changed sides on that issue.

You are both my friends, so I don't want to choose/pick/take sides. [=support one person and not the other]

Are you on my side or his? [=do you support me or him?]

Whose side are you on, anyway?

People on both sides of the dispute [=people who support one position and people who support the other position] agree that changes are necessary. - see also on your side (below)

[count] :one of the two or more people or groups that are involved in an argument, war, etc.

All sides agreed on the treaty.

Each side accuses the other of delaying progress.

[count] a sports team

There are 11 players on each side.

Our side won the game.

(Brit) a football side

We need to choose/pick sides [=to decide which players will be on each team] before we start playing.

b baseball :the players on a team who bat in an inning - usually singular

The pitcher struck out the side [=struck out three batters] in the first inning.

[count] :a particular part or feature of something that is opposite to or different from another part or feature

There are good/positive and bad/negative sides to owning your own business. - often + of

He's learning about the sales side of the business.

She kept her side of the bargain/deal. [=she did what she agreed to do] - see also downside, flip side, upside

b - used in phrases like on the large side, on the heavy side, etc., to describe someone or something as somewhat heavy, large, etc.

She has always been a little on the heavy side. [=has always been somewhat heavy]

These pants are on the tight side. [=are a little tight]

The sauce is a bit on the spicy side. [=is a bit spicy]

Your boyfriend is on the young side for you, isn't he?

[count] a part of someone's personality that is opposite or different from another part

I have never seen this side of you before.

He is in touch with his feminine side.

b - used in phrases like be/get on someone's good/bad side and be/get on the right/wrong side of someone to talk about doing things that cause someone to like you or dislike you

Trust me. You don't want to get on his bad side. [=you don't want to make him annoyed or angry]

She tries to keep/stay on her boss's good side by finishing all of her work on time.

If you get on the wrong side of him [=if you make him annoyed or angry] he can be very mean.

[count] :the ancestors or relatives of your mother or your father

She gets her red hair from her mother's side.

Both sides of his family are Irish.

my grandfather on my father's side [=my father's father]

[count] US :a small amount of food that is ordered in addition to the main meal - often + of

I ordered a side of fries with my hamburger.

[count] :one of the two halves of an animal that is eaten as food - usually + of

a side of bacon/pork/beef

[count] chiefly Brit :a page of writing on one side of a piece of paper

I wrote two sides in response to the question.

[count] Brit informal + old-fashioned :a television channel - usually singular

What's on the other side? - compare 4side

a thorn in the/your side

xem thorn

err on the side of

xem err

(from) side to side

moving to the left and then to the right

She shook her head from side to side in disagreement.

waving the flags from side to side

He moved side to side on the tennis court.

let the side down

Brit :to disappoint your family, friends, etc., by failing to do what is needed or expected

I feel like I really let the side down. [=let everyone down]

on side

Brit :included among the group of people who support a particular goal, project, etc.

We need to keep everyone on side. [=on board]

on the bright side

xem bright

on the credit side

xem credit

on the debit side

xem debit

on the right/wrong side of 30, 40, 50 (etc.)

informal :younger/older than 30, 40, 50 (etc.)

She's still on the right side of 40. [=younger than 40]

on the side

in addition to the main item in a meal

We were served salmon with rice and grilled vegetables on the side.

served next to something rather than on top of it

For my salad, I'd like Italian dressing on the side.

in addition to your main job

She sells insurance on the side.

as part of a secret romantic relationship that is outside of your marriage or main romantic relationship

a married man with a girlfriend on the side

She had a fianc but was seeing another man on the side.

on the wrong/right side of the law

used to say that someone is or is not living the life of a criminal

He has been on the wrong side of the law since he stole a car at the age of 17.

Now that she's out of prison she's trying to stay on the right side of the law. [=trying not to get into trouble with the police]

on your side

as an advantage

He is not a very tall basketball player, but he does have quickness on his side. :helping you to succeed

Luck seems to be on your side tonight.

Time is on our side. [=we have a lot of time to do what we need to do] - see also 1side 6 (above)

side by side

next to each other and facing in the same direction

We walked side by side down the hallway.

They stood side by side at the altar.

together or very close to each other

The tribes have lived peacefully side by side for many years.

People worked side by side to rescue the trapped coal miners.

split your sides (laughing)

xem split

the other side of the coin

xem coin

the wrong side of the tracks

xem track

this side of

very nearly (something)

Their actions were just this side of illegal. [=were almost but not quite illegal]

that is not (something) :other than (something)

the worst punishment this side of death

Brit :before

She's not likely to be back this side of Monday week.

to the/one side

to a place that is on one side :aside

Please move/step to the side. I need to get past you.

He put his luggage to one side.

She took the boy to the side [=away from other people] and told him to behave.

in a state in which something is not dealt with, done, or used until a later time :aside

Let's put/leave that question to the side for a moment.

He set his household chores to the side to finish writing his essay.

They managed to put some money to the side every month. - see also 1side 1 (above)

two sides of the same coin

xem coin

adjective

always used before a noun

of or located on the side of something

a front and side view of the car

The jacket has side pockets.

Please use the side door/entrance.

happening or done in addition to the main or most important thing

A side benefit of the drug is that it helps patients relax.

She took on a side project/job during the summer.

a side remark/issue

in addition to the main meal

a side salad

I had a burger with a side order of fries.

I'll have rice as a side dish.

verb

sides; sided; siding

[+ obj] US :to cover the outside walls of (a building) with long pieces of material (called siding)

They just sided their house.

side against

[phrasal verb]

side against (someone) :to not agree with (someone) :to not support the opinions or actions of (someone)

They both sided against [=opposed] me.

His father sided with his mother against him.

side with

[phrasal verb]

side with (someone) :to agree with or support the opinions or actions of (someone)

She sided with her friend in the argument.

They betrayed their country and sided with the enemy.

noun

[noncount] Brit informal :an unpleasantly proud attitude or way of behaving

He was a war hero and yet there was no side to him. [=he was not arrogant or pretentious] - compare 1side

* Các từ tương tự:
side effect, side road, side street, side table, sidearm, sideboard, sideburns, side-by-side, sidecar
noun

This side of the road is in West Sussex, the other in East Sussex. The sides of the swimming-pool are tiled

Sometimes

sides

flank(s)

edge(s)

verge

margin(s)

rim

brim

brink

border(s)

bank

boundary or boundaries

perimeter

periphery

limit(s)

The smallest possible number of sides of a pyramid is four

surface

face

plane

facet

Which side do you support in the controversy?

faction

interest

party

part

sect

camp

(point of) view

viewpoint

aspect

opinion

standpoint

stand

cause

angle

position

attitude

school

philosophy

Whichever side Craig is on seems likely to win. The local side is now coming out onto the field

team

string

squad

American football and Association Football or Soccer and Cricket eleven

Australian Rules football eighteen

Baseball nine

Basketball five

Gaelic football and Rugby Union fifteen

Rugby League thirteen

Chauncy puts on a bit too much side for my taste

affectation

pretension

haughtiness

arrogance

insolence

pretentiousness

airs

These paintings should not have been hung side by side

side by side

together

jointly

cheek by jowl

A judge must avoid taking sides

take sides

show preference

be partial

show favouritism

adjective

The main point is that he refuses to cooperate, and his reasons are entirely a side issue

secondary

incidental

subordinate

tangential

subsidiary

indirect

ancillary

marginal

lesser

minor

unimportant

inconsequential

inconsiderable

insignificant

We live in a quiet side-road just off the High Street

auxiliary

secondary

verb

You can be sure that Kenneth will always side with the favourite candidate

side with

take sides with

show preference for

be partial to

show favouritism to or for

support

favour

prefer

go in or along with

join ((up) with)

ally with

be or become allied with

Colloq US throw in with

team up with

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