英语词组side是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomside► err on the side of cautionthe flip sideused in order to introduce a different way of considering a situation, especially when you begin to talk about its bad effects after describing its good ones:The flip side of the farmers' success story is, of course, the destruction of wildlife by pesticides.Sexual harassment rulings mean that most men are more careful how they behave to women at work. On the flip side, women have a powerful weapon and false accusations could be made.We have become one of the most prosperous areas of the southwest. But there's a flip side - the crime rate is soaring.get on the wrong side of sbto annoy someone or make them angry, especially someone who can cause serious problems for you:He was making a living selling dope, until he got on the wrong side of the local drugs baron and had to leave town in a hurry.If you get on the wrong side of Sarah Forbes, you might as well start looking for another job straight away.get the rough side/edge of sb's tongue BrEBrEold-fashioned to be spoken to angrily by someone:You two had better stop arguing or you'll get the rough edge of my tongue.have sth on your sideused in order to say that something is an advantage to you and will help you to achieve what you want:Barnes did not have much experience in politics, but he had youth and enthusiasm on his side.With new health and safety legislation, workers' safety representatives would have the law on their side in challenging careless employers.sth is on your side: It will be a hard struggle, but justice is on our side. —see also have time on your sidekeep on the right side of sbto be careful not to annoy` someone, because you want them to help you and not to cause problems for you :I was too angry to remember that it's always best to keep on the right side of the boss.We tried to keep on the right side of the housekeeper, so that she would let us bring beer in to drink with our meals.let the side down BrEBrEold-fashioned to do something that embarrasses or disappoints your family, the company you work for etc, because it might make them lose respect:Should we dress formally this evening? I don't want to let the side down.The ambassador's wife seldom let the side down by serving traditional British food.be on the side of the angelsused in order to say that someone is doing is good or morally right:"We're not the ones polluting the environment," insisted Mr Whelan, "we're on the side of the angels."About 100 students spent Saturday painting and cleaning a shelter for the homeless. College kids often make news in unwelcome ways, but these are on the side of the angels.be on the wrong side of 40, 50 etcused in order to say that someone is older than a particular age:He's wrinkly and on the wrong side of 60, but tough guy Clint still looks right for those leading roles.What on earth can a man on the wrong side of forty find to talk about with an eighteen-year-old girl?the other side of the coinused in order to introduce a different or opposite part of a situation, problem, idea etc:The other side of the coin is that the accused, as well as the victim, should receive justice.I'd rather forget the experience of making the film - but on the other side of the coin, I learned a lot from the director.A tendency to gain weight is inherited, but there is another side to the coin, which we could call the environmental and social factors.sunny side up AmEAmEeggs that are cooked sunny side up are cooked in hot fat without being turned over so that the yolk (=yellow part in the middle) stays soft:I'd like two eggs sunny side up and two sausage links, please. —see also over easysb will be laughing on the other side of his/her face BrEBrEsb will be laughing out of the other side of his/her mouth AmEold-fashioned used in order to say that someone may be happy or confident now, but that they will be unhappy later because of what they are doing now:Just you wait till the exam results come out - then you'll be laughing on the other side of your face!Reggie thought his idea was great, but he's laughing out of the other side of his mouth now.the wrong/other side of the tracks AmEAmEused about a poor part of a town or of society:I grew up on the wrong side of the tracks - we were very, very poor.The twins were from the other side of the tracks, and we weren't allowed to play with them.

side

n. a side of a record (recording). (Refers to older vinyl recording.) Let’s cruise over to Sam’s pad and hear some sides.

See:

a bit on the side
a lick with the rough side of the tongue
a short back and sides
a thorn in someone's side
a thorn in your side
a/one side of the picture
a/one side of the story
a/one side of the story/picture
as a side note
bat for both sides
bat for the other side
be (a bit) on the expensive side
be (a bit) on the heavy side
be (a bit) on the large side
be (on) the right side of (an age)
be (on) the wrong side of (an age)
be a thorn in (someone's) side
be a thorn in your flesh/side
be different sides of the same coin
be laughing on the other side of (one's) face
be laughing on the other side of your face
be laughing out of the other side of (one's) mouth
be on (one's) side
be on somebody's side
be on the (something) side
be on the cold, small, etc. side
be on the right/wrong side of 40, 50, etc.
be on the side of the angels
be opposite sides of the same coin
be speaking out of both sides of (one's) mouth
be talking out of both sides of (one's) mouth
be two sides of the same coin
bit on the side
blind side
blind spot
born on the wrong side of the blanket
bread always falls on the buttered side
bright side
butter (one's) bread on both sides
can’t hit the broad side of a barn
can’t hit the side of a barn
can't hit the (broad) side of a barn
can't hit the broad side of a barn
can't hit the side of a barn
change sides
choose sides
choose up sides
colder than the shady side of a banker's heart
come down on
come down on the side of (someone or something)
come down/out on the side of somebody/something
come out on the side of (someone or something)
couldn't hit the side of a barn
cross over
dark side of
different sides of the same coin
different sides of the same shield
draw (one) to one side
err on the right side
err on the side of
err on the side of (something)
err on the side of caution
err on the side of something
flip side
from all sides
from side to side
from the wrong side of the tracks
from/on all sides
from/on the wrong side of the tracks
get on (one's) good side
get on (someone's) bad side
get on (someone's) good side
get on someone's good side
get on the bad side of (someone)
get on the good side of (someone)
get on the wrong side of (someone)
get on the wrong side of the law
get out of bed on the wrong side
get out of bed the wrong side
get up on the wrong side of (the) bed
get up on the wrong side of bed
get/keep on the right/wrong side of somebody
give (someone) the rough side of (one's) tongue
give someone the rough side of your tongue
got up on the wrong side of bed
grass is always greener (on the other side of the fence), the
grass is always greener on the other side, the
have (one's) bread buttered on both sides
have (someone or something) on (one's) side
have something on your side
have time on (one's) side
have your bread buttered on both sides
hindside first
hit the (broad) side of a barn
hit the side of a barn
in good with, be
in stitches
keep (up) (one's) side of the bargain
keep on the good side of (someone)
keep on the left side
keep on the right side
keep on the right side of
keep on the right side of (someone)
know on which side your bread is buttered
know what/which side of the bread is buttered (on), to
know which side (one's) bread is buttered (on)
know which side bread is buttered on
know which side of (one's) bread is buttered
know which side of one's bread is buttered
know which side your bread is buttered
laugh on the other side of (one's) face
laugh on the other side of (one's) mouth
laugh on the other side of your face
laugh out (of) the other side of (one's) face
laugh out (of) the other side of (one's) mouth
laugh out of the other side of face and laugh out of the other ...
laugh out of the other side of mouth
laugh out of the other side of one's mouth
laugh out of the other side of your face/mouth, you'll/to
leave (something) on one side
leave (something) to one side
leave/put something on/to one side
let someone down
let the side down
live up to end of the bargain
look on the bright side
look on the sunny side (of life/things)
motion to one side
my, her, the other, the same, etc. side of the fence
not leave (one's) side
not leave somebody's side
off to one side
off to the side
on (one's) good side
on (one's) right side
on (one's) side
on (someone's) wrong side
on a side note
on all sides
on opposite sides of the barricade(s)
on side
on someone's side
on the bright side
on the credit side
on the credit side (of the ledger)
on the downside
on the flip side
on the good side of
on the good side of (someone)
on the plus side
on the safe side
on the shady side of
on the side
on the side of the angels
on the side of the angels, to be
on the something side
on the upside
on the wrong side of
on the wrong side of (someone)
on the wrong side of history
on the wrong side of the blanket
on the wrong side of the law
on the wrong side of the tracks
on your side
one side
opposite sides of the same coin
other side of the coin
other side of the coin, the
other side of the tracks
out(side) (of) (someone's) wheelhouse
out(side) of wedlock
pass by on the other side
picture (someone or something) in(side) (of) (something)
play both sides against the middle
play each side against the other
play one side against the other
put (something) on one side
put (something) to one side
right side of the tracks
right side up
right side, on someone's
right-side out
right-side up
seamy side
seamy side of life
seamy side, the
see both sides
see both sides (of something)
see the funny side (of something)
see the funny side of something
short back and sides
side
side against
side against (one)
side by side
side effect
side hustle
side issue
side of the fence
side of the tracks
side street
side wall
side with
side with (someone or something)
side-eye
speak out of both sides of (one's) mouth
speak out of both sides of your mouth
split (one's) sides
split one's sides
split one's sides, to
split sides
split your sides
stay on the good side of (someone)
stay on the right side of (someone)
sunny side
sunny side up
sunny-side up
sway (from) side to side
sway from side to side
take (one) to one side
take (one's) side
take a walk on the wild side
take aside
take sides
take sides against
take sides against (someone or something)
take to one side
take/draw somebody to one side
talk out of both sides of (one's) mouth
the bright side
the dark side of (someone or something)
the far side
the flip side (of something)
the flip side of something
the grass is always greener
the grass is always greener (on the other side)
The grass is always greener on the other side
the grass is greener on the other side
the other side
the other side of the coin
the other side of the tracks
the right side of the tracks
the rough side of (one's) tongue
the seamy side
the seamy/seamier side (of something)
the sunny side
the sunny side of (an age)
the wrong side of (someone)
the wrong side of the bed
the wrong side of the tracks
There are two sides to every question
this side of
this side of (something)
this side of the black stump
this side of the grave
this side of...
thorn in (one's) side
thorn in one's flesh
thorn in side
thorn in the flesh/one's side, a
time is on (one's) side
time is on somebody's side
to be on the safe side
two sides of a shield
two sides of the same coin
two sides of the same shield
up one side and down the other
wake up on the wrong side of (the) bed
walk on the wild side
want (one's) bread buttered on both sides
want your bread buttered on both sides
work both sides of the street
wrong side of someone
wrong side of the blanket
wrong side of the blanket, born on the
wrong side of the tracks
wrong side of the tracks, the

词组	side
释义	side Theme: MUSIC n. a side of a record. Let's cruise over to Sam's pad and hear some sides.Now, here's a side you may remember. side 1. noun 1 a recorded tune or song. Early gramophone records held one recording on each side US, 1936. 2 a girl US, 1972. 3 a group of friends TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1973.► on the ... sidesomewhat; to a noticeable degree UK, 1713.► on the side1. describes an extramarital sexual liaison US, 1893.2. of work or commerce, extra to regular or legitimate practice, often discreetly so UK, 1961.3. used as an announcement that you are monitoring a citizens' band radio channel; describes someone monitoring a citizens' band radio channel US, 1976.► over the sideengaged in private business or sexual liaisons during duty hours. Originally navy, 'over the side (of a ship)', meaning 'absent without leave'; adopted into police use UK, 1970.► put on sideto assume airs and graces. Possibly derived from the game of billiards UK, 1878 2. ► on the … sidesomewhat; to a noticeable degree UK, 1713 idiomside► err on the side of cautionthe flip sideused in order to introduce a different way of considering a situation, especially when you begin to talk about its bad effects after describing its good ones:The flip side of the farmers' success story is, of course, the destruction of wildlife by pesticides.Sexual harassment rulings mean that most men are more careful how they behave to women at work. On the flip side, women have a powerful weapon and false accusations could be made.We have become one of the most prosperous areas of the southwest. But there's a flip side - the crime rate is soaring.get on the wrong side of sbto annoy someone or make them angry, especially someone who can cause serious problems for you:He was making a living selling dope, until he got on the wrong side of the local drugs baron and had to leave town in a hurry.If you get on the wrong side of Sarah Forbes, you might as well start looking for another job straight away.get the rough side/edge of sb's tongue BrEBrEold-fashioned to be spoken to angrily by someone:You two had better stop arguing or you'll get the rough edge of my tongue.have sth on your sideused in order to say that something is an advantage to you and will help you to achieve what you want:Barnes did not have much experience in politics, but he had youth and enthusiasm on his side.With new health and safety legislation, workers' safety representatives would have the law on their side in challenging careless employers.sth is on your side: It will be a hard struggle, but justice is on our side. —see also have time on your sidekeep on the right side of sbto be careful not to annoy` someone, because you want them to help you and not to cause problems for you :I was too angry to remember that it's always best to keep on the right side of the boss.We tried to keep on the right side of the housekeeper, so that she would let us bring beer in to drink with our meals.let the side down BrEBrEold-fashioned to do something that embarrasses or disappoints your family, the company you work for etc, because it might make them lose respect:Should we dress formally this evening? I don't want to let the side down.The ambassador's wife seldom let the side down by serving traditional British food.be on the side of the angelsused in order to say that someone is doing is good or morally right:"We're not the ones polluting the environment," insisted Mr Whelan, "we're on the side of the angels."About 100 students spent Saturday painting and cleaning a shelter for the homeless. College kids often make news in unwelcome ways, but these are on the side of the angels.be on the wrong side of 40, 50 etcused in order to say that someone is older than a particular age:He's wrinkly and on the wrong side of 60, but tough guy Clint still looks right for those leading roles.What on earth can a man on the wrong side of forty find to talk about with an eighteen-year-old girl?the other side of the coinused in order to introduce a different or opposite part of a situation, problem, idea etc:The other side of the coin is that the accused, as well as the victim, should receive justice.I'd rather forget the experience of making the film - but on the other side of the coin, I learned a lot from the director.A tendency to gain weight is inherited, but there is another side to the coin, which we could call the environmental and social factors.sunny side up AmEAmEeggs that are cooked sunny side up are cooked in hot fat without being turned over so that the yolk (=yellow part in the middle) stays soft:I'd like two eggs sunny side up and two sausage links, please. —see also over easysb will be laughing on the other side of his/her face BrEBrEsb will be laughing out of the other side of his/her mouth AmEold-fashioned used in order to say that someone may be happy or confident now, but that they will be unhappy later because of what they are doing now:Just you wait till the exam results come out - then you'll be laughing on the other side of your face!Reggie thought his idea was great, but he's laughing out of the other side of his mouth now.the wrong/other side of the tracks AmEAmEused about a poor part of a town or of society:I grew up on the wrong side of the tracks - we were very, very poor.The twins were from the other side of the tracks, and we weren't allowed to play with them. phraseside[sided, sided, siding] side against side against sb to join together with other people in order to oppose another person, country, or group: My proposal was turned down, because a number of my colleagues sided against me at the last minute.■ SIMILAR TO: going up against sb■ OPPOSITE: side with side with side with sb not passive to support a person, country, or group in an argument or fight: Klein was shocked to find that when he and Vanessa split up, most of his friends sided with her. In 1977 the Soviet Union sided with Ethiopia in the conflict.■ OPPOSITE: side against side n. a side of a record (recording). (Refers to older vinyl recording.) Let’s cruise over to Sam’s pad and hear some sides. See: a bit on the side a lick with the rough side of the tongue a short back and sides a thorn in someone's side a thorn in your side a/one side of the picture a/one side of the story a/one side of the story/picture as a side note bat for both sides bat for the other side be (a bit) on the expensive side be (a bit) on the heavy side be (a bit) on the large side be (on) the right side of (an age) be (on) the wrong side of (an age) be a thorn in (someone's) side be a thorn in your flesh/side be different sides of the same coin be laughing on the other side of (one's) face be laughing on the other side of your face be laughing out of the other side of (one's) mouth be on (one's) side be on somebody's side be on the (something) side be on the cold, small, etc. side be on the right/wrong side of 40, 50, etc. be on the side of the angels be opposite sides of the same coin be speaking out of both sides of (one's) mouth be talking out of both sides of (one's) mouth be two sides of the same coin bit on the side blind side blind spot born on the wrong side of the blanket bread always falls on the buttered side bright side butter (one's) bread on both sides can’t hit the broad side of a barn can’t hit the side of a barn can't hit the (broad) side of a barn can't hit the broad side of a barn can't hit the side of a barn change sides choose sides choose up sides colder than the shady side of a banker's heart come down on come down on the side of (someone or something) come down/out on the side of somebody/something come out on the side of (someone or something) couldn't hit the side of a barn cross over dark side of different sides of the same coin different sides of the same shield draw (one) to one side err on the right side err on the side of err on the side of (something) err on the side of caution err on the side of something flip side from all sides from side to side from the wrong side of the tracks from/on all sides from/on the wrong side of the tracks get on (one's) good side get on (someone's) bad side get on (someone's) good side get on someone's good side get on the bad side of (someone) get on the good side of (someone) get on the wrong side of (someone) get on the wrong side of the law get out of bed on the wrong side get out of bed the wrong side get up on the wrong side of (the) bed get up on the wrong side of bed get/keep on the right/wrong side of somebody give (someone) the rough side of (one's) tongue give someone the rough side of your tongue got up on the wrong side of bed grass is always greener (on the other side of the fence), the grass is always greener on the other side, the have (one's) bread buttered on both sides have (someone or something) on (one's) side have something on your side have time on (one's) side have your bread buttered on both sides hindside first hit the (broad) side of a barn hit the side of a barn in good with, be in stitches keep (up) (one's) side of the bargain keep on the good side of (someone) keep on the left side keep on the right side keep on the right side of keep on the right side of (someone) know on which side your bread is buttered know what/which side of the bread is buttered (on), to know which side (one's) bread is buttered (on) know which side bread is buttered on know which side of (one's) bread is buttered know which side of one's bread is buttered know which side your bread is buttered laugh on the other side of (one's) face laugh on the other side of (one's) mouth laugh on the other side of your face laugh out (of) the other side of (one's) face laugh out (of) the other side of (one's) mouth laugh out of the other side of face and laugh out of the other ... laugh out of the other side of mouth laugh out of the other side of one's mouth laugh out of the other side of your face/mouth, you'll/to leave (something) on one side leave (something) to one side leave/put something on/to one side let someone down let the side down live up to end of the bargain look on the bright side look on the sunny side (of life/things) motion to one side my, her, the other, the same, etc. side of the fence not leave (one's) side not leave somebody's side off to one side off to the side on (one's) good side on (one's) right side on (one's) side on (someone's) wrong side on a side note on all sides on opposite sides of the barricade(s) on side on someone's side on the bright side on the credit side on the credit side (of the ledger) on the downside on the flip side on the good side of on the good side of (someone) on the plus side on the safe side on the shady side of on the side on the side of the angels on the side of the angels, to be on the something side on the upside on the wrong side of on the wrong side of (someone) on the wrong side of history on the wrong side of the blanket on the wrong side of the law on the wrong side of the tracks on your side one side opposite sides of the same coin other side of the coin other side of the coin, the other side of the tracks out(side) (of) (someone's) wheelhouse out(side) of wedlock pass by on the other side picture (someone or something) in(side) (of) (something) play both sides against the middle play each side against the other play one side against the other put (something) on one side put (something) to one side right side of the tracks right side up right side, on someone's right-side out right-side up seamy side seamy side of life seamy side, the see both sides see both sides (of something) see the funny side (of something) see the funny side of something short back and sides side side against side against (one) side by side side effect side hustle side issue side of the fence side of the tracks side street side wall side with side with (someone or something) side-eye speak out of both sides of (one's) mouth speak out of both sides of your mouth split (one's) sides split one's sides split one's sides, to split sides split your sides stay on the good side of (someone) stay on the right side of (someone) sunny side sunny side up sunny-side up sway (from) side to side sway from side to side take (one) to one side take (one's) side take a walk on the wild side take aside take sides take sides against take sides against (someone or something) take to one side take/draw somebody to one side talk out of both sides of (one's) mouth the bright side the dark side of (someone or something) the far side the flip side (of something) the flip side of something the grass is always greener the grass is always greener (on the other side) The grass is always greener on the other side the grass is greener on the other side the other side the other side of the coin the other side of the tracks the right side of the tracks the rough side of (one's) tongue the seamy side the seamy/seamier side (of something) the sunny side the sunny side of (an age) the wrong side of (someone) the wrong side of the bed the wrong side of the tracks There are two sides to every question this side of this side of (something) this side of the black stump this side of the grave this side of... thorn in (one's) side thorn in one's flesh thorn in side thorn in the flesh/one's side, a time is on (one's) side time is on somebody's side to be on the safe side two sides of a shield two sides of the same coin two sides of the same shield up one side and down the other wake up on the wrong side of (the) bed walk on the wild side want (one's) bread buttered on both sides want your bread buttered on both sides work both sides of the street wrong side of someone wrong side of the blanket wrong side of the blanket, born on the wrong side of the tracks wrong side of the tracks, the
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