side
名词
定义 side 名词
surface(表面)
- A2Countable(可數名詞)
A flat outer surface of an object, particularly one that is not the top, bottom, front, or back.
側面；邊
The names of ships are typically painted on the sides of the hull.
船的名字通常漆在船體的側面。
The window on the left side of the house was closed.
房子左側的窗戶是關著的。
Please write on only one side of the paper.
請只在紙的一面書寫。
edge(邊緣)
- A2Countable(可數名詞)
An edge or border of something.
邊；側面
A triangle has three sides.
三角形有三個邊。
There are trees along both sides of the river.
河流的兩側都有樹木。
He was surrounded on all sides by a group of curious tourists.
他被一群好奇的遊客團團圍住。
position(位置)
- B2Uncountable(不可數名詞)
A place next to something.
旁邊；側面
There is a small nightstand by the side of my bed.
我的床旁邊有一個小床頭櫃。
He remained at her side throughout her hospital stay.
他在她住院期間一直待在她身邊。
food(食物)
- Countable(可數名詞)informal(非正式)
In a restaurant, an extra dish of food, such as vegetables or salad, that accompanies the main dish, often on a separate plate.
（餐廳中餐點的）配菜，附加菜。
I'd like a side of fries with that.
我要一份薯條配餐。
part(部分)
- A2Countable(可數名詞)
A part of something, especially in relation to a real or imagined central line.
邊；側
She prefers to sleep on the left side of the bed.
她喜歡睡在床的左側。
In many countries, vehicles drive on the right side of the road.
在許多國家，車輛靠右側行駛。
Nobody on my father's side of the family speaks French.
我父親那邊的家人沒有人會說法語。
body(身體)
- C2Countable(可數名詞)Usually singular(通常單數)
The part of the body from under the arm to the top of the leg; the rib area.
肋部；側邊
I have a sharp pain in my right side.
我的右側有劇烈的疼痛。
channel(頻道)
- Countable(可數名詞)
A television channel.
電視頻道。
What side is the football match on?
足球比賽在哪個頻道播出？
meat(肉)
- Countable(可數名詞)Usually singular(通常單數)
Half of an animal's body, considered as meat.
（動物的）半身肉
They bought a side of pork from the butcher.
他們從肉販那裡買了半邊豬肉。
team(隊伍)
- B2Countable(可數名詞)Singular/Plural verb(單複數動詞)
One of two or more opposing teams or groups.
數方；一方
This is a dispute that neither side can easily win.
這是一場雙方都難以輕易取勝的爭端。
Our side lost again yesterday.
我們這一方昨天又輸了。
Which side are you supporting?
你支持哪一方？
view(觀點)
- B2Countable(可數名詞)
An opinion held in an argument, or a way of considering something.
立場；觀點
Every issue has at least two sides.
每個問題至少都有兩面。
I've heard your side of the story, but I still think you were wrong.
我已經聽過你的說法了，但我還是覺得你錯了。
aspect(方面)
- B2Countable(可數名詞)
A part of a situation, system, etc., that can be considered or dealt with separately.
方面；側面
She handles the financial side of the company.
她負責公司財務方面的事務。
Fortunately, my manager also saw the humorous side of the situation.
幸運的是，我的經理也看到了情況幽默的一面。
trait(特質)
- B2Countable(可數名詞)
A part of someone's character.
（性格的）方面。
She appears very strict, but actually, she has a very gentle side.
她看起來很嚴厲，但實際上，她也有非常溫柔的一面。
片语 side 名词
- take sides
To support one person or group in a dispute or conflict, rather than another.
偏袒；站隊
• The manager tried not to take sides when two colleagues were arguing.
當兩位同事爭論時，經理盡量不選邊站。
- from side to side
Moving or swaying from one side to the other.
左右
• The boat rocked from side to side in the waves.
船在波浪中左右搖晃。
- side by side
In a position where two or more things are next to each other.
並排
• They walked side by side down the street.
他們並肩走在街上。
- take someone's side
To support or favor a particular person in a dispute or argument.
（在爭論中）支持某人。
• When my younger sister and brother argue, my mother always takes my sister's side.
當我妹妹和弟弟爭吵時，我媽媽總是站在我妹妹那邊。
形容词
定义 side 形容词
- Before noun(前置形容詞)
Not in or at the center or main part of something.
側面的；旁邊的
We parked the car on a side street.
我們把車停在了一條小巷裡。
I believe that's a side issue that we should discuss later.
我認為那是一個我們應該稍後討論的次要問題。
I would like a side dish of roasted vegetables.
我想要一份烤蔬菜的配菜。
成语
- have something on your side
To have something on your side means that you possess an advantage that improves your chances of success in a particular endeavor.
有利於己
• He has extensive experience in the industry, so he has experience on his side for this project.
他在這個行業擁有豐富的經驗，所以這個項目他有經驗作為他的優勢。
- on the side
In addition to one's primary occupation or employment.
兼職
• She works in an office during the day and does restaurant work on the side to earn extra money.
她白天在辦公室工作，晚上在餐廳兼職以賺取額外收入。
- come down on one side of the fence or the other
To make a clear decision or choice between two opposing viewpoints.
在兩個對立的觀點之間做出明確的選擇或決定。
• You can't be wishy-washy any longer in this debate; you need to come down on one side of the fence or the other.
你在這場辯論中不能再搖擺不定了；你需要在兩者之間做出選擇。
- this side of something
Before reaching a specific age, date, place, or other designated point.
在…之前
• She looks so young; it's hard to believe she's this side of forty.
她看起來很年輕；很難相信她已經快四十歲了。
- keep on the right side of someone
To make an effort to stay in someone's good graces, avoiding any actions that might displease them or cause conflict.
尽力讨好（某人）
• She always tries to keep on the right side of her boss to ensure her position in the company is secure.
她總是設法討好她的老闆，以確保她在公司的職位穩固。
- be two sides of the same coin
This idiom describes two things that, despite appearing different, are intrinsically related and inseparable, often representing different aspects of the same issue or situation.
一體兩面
• Economic prosperity and environmental protection are often seen as two sides of the same coin.
經濟繁榮和環境保護經常被視為同一枚硬幣的兩面。
- put/lay something on/to one side
To save or reserve something, especially money, for future use.
將某物，尤指金錢，留存起來以備日後使用。
• They put some money on one side each month for emergencies.
他們每個月存一些錢以備不時之需。
- take/lead someone on/to one side
To speak with someone privately, away from others.
將某人帶到一旁私下談話。
• The manager took John to one side to tell him he needed to improve his performance.
經理把John帶到一旁，告訴他需要改進他的表現。
- on the right/wrong side of the law
To be either in compliance with or in violation of the law.
指行為符合或違反法律規範。
• As a lawyer, she always makes sure to stay on the right side of the law.
作為一名律師，她總是確保自己站在法律的正確面。
- put/leave something on/to one side
to temporarily stop discussing a particular topic; to set aside a matter for later consideration.
暫置不議
• We need to put these disputes on one side for the moment and focus on discussing solutions.
我們需要暫時把這些爭議擱置一旁，專注於討論解決方案。
- get on the right/wrong side of someone
To cause someone to feel pleased or displeased with you.
討人喜歡／惹人厭惡
• She's always trying to get on the right side of her boss.
她總是試圖討好她的老闆。
- on the large, small, etc. side
Describing something that is slightly too large, too small, or too much in size, quantity, or degree.
略微偏大／偏小（等）
• This jacket is on the large side for me.
這件夾克對我來說有點大。
- on the right/wrong side of 40, 50, etc.
Used to indicate that someone is either younger or older than a specified age.
看起來比某個年齡年輕/大
• Although he's nearing sixty, he looks like he's just on the right side of 50.
雖然他快六十歲了，但他看起來像是剛過五十歲。
- the other side of the coin
a different perspective on a situation, which may make it seem either more favorable or less favorable than initially perceived.
事情的另一面
• The job pays very well, but on the other side of the coin, it requires frequent travel.
這份工作薪水很高，但另一方面，它需要經常出差。
- the wrong/other side of the tracks
A region of a town or city that is considered impoverished and unsafe, often associated with a lower social status.
貧民區
• Despite coming from the wrong side of the tracks, he managed to become a prominent lawyer.
儘管來自貧民區，他還是成功成為了一名傑出的律師。
片语动词 side
- side with someone
to back or align oneself with a particular person or group during a dispute
在爭論中偏向某人或某方；支持某人
• During the meeting, he decided to side with his colleague rather than the management.
在會議中，他決定支持他的同事而不是管理層。