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I. side [saɪd] N

1. side:

side (vertical surface) of a car, box
Seite f <-, -n>
side of a hill, cliff
Hang m <-(e)s, Hänge>
side (wall) of a house, cave, caravan
[Seiten]wand f <-, -wände>

2. side (of somebody):

side
Seite f <-, -n>
to stay at sb's side
side by side
the children sat side by side

3. side (face, surface):

side of a coin, record, material, box, cube
Seite f <-, -n>
this side up! (on a parcel)

4. side (page):

side
Seite f <-, -n>

5. side (edge, border, line):

side of a plate, clearing, field
Rand m <-es, Ränder>
side of a table, square, triangle
Seite f <-, -n>
side of a river
side of a road
on all sides [or every side]
from side to side

6. side (half):

side of a bed, house
Hälfte f <-, -n>
side of a town, road, brain, room
Seite f <-, -n>
side of a butchered animal

7. side no pl of a deal, agreement:

side (part)
Anteil m <-(e)s, -e>
(in space) this side of ...
(in time) to be on the right/wrong side of 40/50
this side of ...
vor +dat

8. side (direction):

side
Seite f <-, -n>
to put sth on [or to] one side
to take sb on [or to] one side
on all sides [or every side]

9. side + sing/pl vb (opposing party):

side of a dispute, contest
Partei f <-, -en>
side of a dispute, contest
Seite f <-, -n>
to be on the side of sb [or on sb's side]
auf jds Seite sein [o. stehen]
to take sb's side

10. side + sing/pl vb (team):

side
Mannschaft f <-, -en>
side
Seite f <-, -n>

11. side (aspect):

side
Seite f <-, -n>
sb's good/bad/funny side

12. side + sing/pl vb (of a family):

on sb's mother's [or maternal]/father's [or paternal]side

13. side Brit (TV station):

side
Sender m <-s, ->

14. side esp Am:

side (side dish)
Beilage f <-, -n>
(extra) on the side

15. side no pl esp Brit (in billiards):

side
Effet m <-(s), -s> spec

16. side no pl Brit inf (boastfulness):

Phrases:

to get/keep on the right side of sb
to get on sb's bad side
to get on the wrong side of sb
this side/the other side of the grave
to have a bit on the side inf (have an affair)
to have a bit on the side inf (have an affair)
to have sb on the side
to let the side down esp Brit (fail)
to put money on [or to] one side
[in order] to be on the safe side

II. side [saɪd] N modifier

1. side (lateral):

side (window, mirror)

2. side (not main):

side (job, room)
side job
side job
Nebenjob m inf

III. side [saɪd] VB intr

to side against sb
to side with sb
OpenDict entry

side N

on the far side

A-side [ˈeɪsaɪd] N

A-side

ˈasset-side ADJ attr, inv FIN

asset-side

ˈas·sets side N FIN

assets side
assets side
to enter sth on the assets side

ˈblind side N

blind side
blind side SPORTS

I. B-side [ˈbi:saɪd] N

B-side

II. B-side [ˈbi:saɪd] N modifier

B-side

ˈcred·it side N

credit side
Habenseite f <-, -n>

ˈdeb·it side N

debit side
Sollseite f <-, -n>
debit side
Debetseite f <-, -n>

ˈdebt·or side N

debtor side
debtor side

ˈearn·ings side N

ˈflip side N

1. flip side (back):

flip side of a record

2. flip side (effect):

flip side of an activity, policy
Kehrseite f <-, -n>

lia·ˈbil·ities side N FIN

Passivseite f <-, -n>

ˈside chain N CHEM

side chain

ˈside dish N FOOD

side dish
Beilage f <-, -n>
Present
Iside
youside
he/she/itsides
weside
youside
theyside
Past
Isided
yousided
he/she/itsided
wesided
yousided
theysided
Present Perfect
Ihavesided
youhavesided
he/she/ithassided
wehavesided
youhavesided
theyhavesided
Past Perfect
Ihadsided
youhadsided
he/she/ithadsided
wehadsided
youhadsided
theyhadsided