Side Meaning in English
word
/ˈsaɪd/
SYDE
/sˈaɪd/
SYDE
Definition
The part or surface of something that is not the top, bottom, front, or back. It can also mean a position or perspective in an argument or a location next to something.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in everyday English. Often appears in phrases like 'on the side', 'by the side of', or 'choose a side.' Can refer to physical location or an opinion in a situation. Avoid confusing with "site" (a place) or "sight" (vision).
Spanish: ladoPortuguese (BR): ladoPortuguese (PT): ladoChinese (Simplified): 边 - 侧面Chinese (Traditional): 邊 - 側面Hindi: पक्ष - तरफArabic: جانبBengali: পাশ - দিকRussian: сторонаJapanese: 側（がわ） - サイドVietnamese: bên - phíaKorean: 옆 - 측면Turkish: yan - tarafUrdu: طرف - پہلوIndonesian: sisi
Example Sentences
The book is on the side of the table.
basic
Please stand on my side during the debate.
basic
Turn to the other side to get some sun.
basic
I’m always on your side, no matter what happens.
natural
He put his wallet in his jacket's inner side pocket.
natural
The team chose the winning side after a tough competition.
natural