SIDE1 the part that is furthest from the middle2 one of the two areas on either side of a line, wall, river etc3 one of two sides of something thin and flat4 not the front, back, top, or bottom5 the left or right half of an object, area, or road6 towards the side, or from side to sideRELATED WORDSsee alsoEDGEMIDDLE1 the part that is furthest from the middle 边，边缘side /saɪd/ [countable noun]one of the parts of an area that is furthest from the middle and closest to the edge 边，边缘side of Two men were sitting at the side of the road. 两个男人坐在路边。 Dancers came on from both sides of the stage. 舞蹈演员从舞台的两边上台。 People had formed a long queue that went around the sides of the room. 人们贴着房间的四边排成了很长的队伍。on the side (of something) Just put your things over there on the side. 把你的东西放在那个边上。 There were high walls on all four sides of the prison yard. 监狱放风场的四周都是高墙。edge /edʒ/ [countable noun]the part around an object or area that is furthest from its centre, or the part along its side where its surface ends 边缘 A group of children were playing at the water's edge. 一群孩子在水边玩耍。edge of The edges of the carpet were torn. 地毯的边缘磨破了。 Keep away from the edge of the cliff - you might fall. 不要靠近悬崖的边缘—你可能会掉下去的。on the edge of something He set the ashtray down on the edge of the table. 他把烟灰缸放在桌子的边上。at the edge of somethingnext to the edge 在某物的边缘 We camped right at the edge of the desert. 我们就在沙漠的边缘露营。end /end/ [countable noun]one of the two parts of a long object or area that are furthest from each other 末端，尽头end of He cut a thick slice from the end of the loaf. 他从面包的一头切下厚厚的一片。at one end of something Mrs Deacon sat at one end of the long table and I sat at the other. 迪肯夫人坐在长桌的这一头，我坐在长桌的那一头。at both ends There are scoreboards at both ends of the stadium. 体育场里两头都有记分牌。at each end A boy was carrying a stick across his shoulders with a pail of water at each end. 一个男孩用棍棒挑着两桶水。margin /ˈmɑːʳdʒɪn, ˈmɑːʳdʒən/ [countable noun]the empty space on the left or right side of a page of writing 页边，页边空白 Someone had written a note in the left-hand margin. 有人在左边的空白处写了一个批注。 She widened the margins so her essay would look longer. 她把页边放宽，使论文显得长一些。2 one of the two areas on either side of a line, wall, river etc 线、墙、河等的两边之一side /saɪd/ [countable noun] A small river cuts through the property with the house on one side and the gardens on the other. 一条小河穿过这个庄园，小河的一边是房子，另一侧是花园。side of This side of the fence is private property. 篱笆的这边是私人地产。 From the other side of the wall came the sounds of children playing. 墙那边传来孩子们在玩耍的声音。bank /bæŋk/ [countable noun]the land along the side of a river 河岸 The sun was setting behind the opposite bank. 夕阳落到河对岸后面。on the bank/banks of something They were building a new theatre on the south bank of the Thames. 他们在泰晤士河的南岸修建一家新的剧院。 Portland is a sprawling city on the banks of the Willamette River. 波特兰是一座布局凌乱的城市，位于威拉米特河的两岸。3 one of two sides of something thin and flat 薄而扁的物体的两面之一side /saɪd/ [countable noun]one of two sides of something that is very thin and flat, for example a piece of paper, a leaf or a coin etc 〔纸、叶或硬币等薄而扁的物体的〕面 Instructions on how to get there are on the other side. 到那里怎么走的指示写在反面。side of Look at the beautiful decorations on this side of the coin. 你看硬币的这一面，装饰图案很漂亮。4 not the front, back, top, or bottom 侧面side /saɪd/ [countable noun]one of the two surfaces of a building, vehicle, or object that is not the front, back, top, or bottom 〔建筑物、车辆或物体的〕侧面 One of its sides was covered with intricate patterns. 其中的一面有复杂的图案。side of A truck ran into the side of the car, killing the driver and two passengers. 一辆卡车撞到轿车侧面，造成司机及两名乘客死亡。on the side of something Something had been inscribed on the side of the box. 盒子的侧面刻了一些东西。at the side of something There was another entrance at the side of the building. 大楼的侧面有另一个入口。5 the left or right half of an object, area, or road 物体、地区或道路的左半边或右半边side /saɪd/ [countable noun] OK, let's have all the girls on this side and all the boys on that side. 好了，女孩子都到这边来，男孩子都在那边。side of You stay on your side of the bed and I'll stay on mine. 你睡你的那边，我睡我的这边。 The left side of the brain controls the right side of the body. 左脑控制身体的右半部分。on the left-hand/right-hand/other side In Japan they drive on the left-hand side of the road. 在日本，汽车靠路的左侧行驶。6 towards the side, or from side to side 侧向地，或左右来回地sideways /ˈsaɪdweɪz/ [adverb]moving, looking, or facing to the left or right instead of straight ahead 侧着，斜着，向一边地 The car skidded sideways off the road. 汽车发生侧滑，冲出了马路。 Tony swayed sideways but caught himself before he fell. 托尼摇晃得侧着身子，但他还是稳住了自己，没有摔倒。 If we turn the chest sideways, I think we can get it through the door. 如果我们把箱子侧过来，我想就可以通过门口了。to one side/to the side /tə ˌwʌn ˈsaɪd, tə ðə ˈsaɪd/ [adverb]if someone or something movesto one side orto the side, they move from where they are to the left or to the right 到一边/到那边 She pushed her plate to one side and leaned forward. 她把盘子推到一边，然后向前弯身。 Could you move a little to the side so we can get past? 你往那边挪挪让我们过去好吗？from side to side /frəm ˌsaɪd tə ˈsaɪd/ [adverb]moving continuously, first to one side then to the other 从一边到另一边 The tractor swayed from side to side, almost throwing me out of my seat. 拖拉机左右摇晃，差一点把我抛出座位。 Ezra rocked impatiently from side to side as he waited. 埃兹拉在等候时着急得左右摇晃。