side1
/saɪd/Translation
n [c]
Véase tb: flip side; to be on the safe side; to err on the side of sth; to look on the bright side; to split one's sides›
⇨ borde
at the side of the road al borde de la carretera
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⇨ lado
⇨ costado
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⇨ cara
Write on the other side of the paper Escribe en la otra cara de la hoja
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⇨ aspecto
⇨ parte
› UK
⇨ equipo
Our side got a goal Nuestro equipo metió un gol
from side to side
⇨ de lado a lado
⇨ de un lado a otro
side-by-side
⇨ uno al lado del otro
⇨ una al lado de la otra
Helen and Chris always sit side-by-side Helen y Chris se sientan siempre una al lado de la otra
to take sides
⇨ tomar partido
(Definition of side n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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