Woodside Meaning in English
word
ˈwʊdˌsaɪd
WOOD-syd
ˈwʊd.saɪd
WOOD-syd
Definition
The edge or area beside a forest or group of trees. It can also be used as a place name for towns or neighborhoods.
Usage & Nuances
'Woodside' is most often used in literary or descriptive contexts referring to the physical area next to woods. It is also used as a proper noun for cities and neighborhoods, especially in English-speaking countries. Pay attention to capitalization when it is a place name.
Spanish: lado del bosquePortuguese (BR): beira da florestaPortuguese (PT): beira da florestaChinese (Simplified): 林边Chinese (Traditional): 林邊Hindi: जंगल का किनाराArabic: جانب الغابةBengali: জঙ্গলপাড়া - বনপ্রান্তRussian: опушка лесаJapanese: 林辺 - ウッドサイド（地名）Vietnamese: bìa rừngKorean: 숲가Turkish: orman kenarı - Woodside (yer adı)Urdu: جنگل کی سرحد - وُوڈسائیڈ (علاقے کا نام)Indonesian: tepi hutan
Example Sentences
We walked along the woodside in the morning.
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The house is near the woodside.
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Children played at the woodside all day.
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They bought a cottage on the woodside for the summer.
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"Woodside" has become a popular name for neighborhoods in many cities.
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If you go past the woodside, you'll reach the lake.
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