Translations for sideline in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

I.sideline [Brit ˈsʌɪdlʌɪn, Am ˈsaɪdˌlaɪn] N

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1. sideline (extra):

sideline

he sells clothes as a sideline

il vend des vêtements comme à-côté

2. sideline SPORTS:

sideline

ligne f de touche

to kick the ball over the sideline

envoyer la balle en touche

to be on the sidelines lit, fig

être sur la touche

II.sideline [Brit ˈsʌɪdlʌɪn, Am ˈsaɪdˌlaɪn] VB trans Am SPORTS

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sideline player

fig to be sidelined

être mis sur la touche

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mener une activité parallèle (comme dérivatif)

to have an activity as a sideline

mener une activité parallèle (en fraude)

to have a sideline

(ligne de) touche (gén)

sideline

(ligne de) touche (au football, rugby)

sideline, touchline

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I.sideline N

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1. sideline (secondary activity):

sideline

activité f secondaire

2. sideline Am SPORTS:

sideline

ligne f de touche

on the sidelines a. fig

II.sideline VB trans

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1. sideline (kept from playing):

sideline

2. sideline (ignore the opinions of):

sideline

mettre sur la touche

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He was sidelined for several weeks, and missed the next six events as well. en.wikipedia.org

Ticket prices are from 35 for end zone seats to 100 for lower sideline seats. en.wikipedia.org

It is not unusual for some of them to have a background in or a sideline career as a gravure idol. en.wikipedia.org

A number of printmakers, mostly in etching, continued to produce excellent prints, but mostly as a sideline to either painting or reproductive printmaking. en.wikipedia.org

In 1972, the hash marks were moved to their present position, 70 feet, 9 inches from each sideline. en.wikipedia.org

The loss also gave them a franchise-worst 10-straight losses, dating back to last season.e tried to throw on the sideline, but immediately indicated he was through for the day. en.wikipedia.org

He also made a 91-yard run to the outside, untouched down the sideline. en.wikipedia.org

Still, he got behind the team and could be seen coaxing his colleagues on a rare foray down the sideline to limber up. www.sportsjoe.ie

By 1975, this had led to the almost complete disappearance of the farming sideline. en.wikipedia.org

This philosophy is dominated by elites, with those masses that are sidelined with the elites having less to lose if war breaks out. en.wikipedia.org

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