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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. side [ingl. am. saɪd, ingl. brit. sʌɪd] SUST.

1. side C (surface):

side (of mountain, hill)
side (of mountain, hill)
this side up

2. side C (boundary, edge):

a hamburger with salad on the side ingl. am.

3. side C:

side (of person)
side (of animal)
side (of animal)
he sleeps on his side
a side of beef
a side of pork
Roy stood at her side
they sat side by side
the houses were built side by side
to work side by side with sb
to get on the wrong side of sb
to stay or keep on the right side of sb

4. side C (contrasted area, part, half):

side
from side to side
on both sides/either side of sth
to move to one side
to take sb to one side
llamar a alguien aparte
to put sth on/to one side , I'll put it to one side until I have more time
this side of sth the bank is this side of the station
on the side he repairs cars on the side

5.1. side C (faction):

to take sb's side
ponerse de parte or del lado de alguien
whose side are you on?

5.2. side C DEP.:

side

5.3. side (part):

on my/his side

6. side C (area, aspect):

side
side

7. side C (line of descent):

II. side [ingl. am. saɪd, ingl. brit. sʌɪd] ADJ. atrbv., no compar.

1. side door/entrance/wall:

side
a side street
a side street

2. side (incidental, secondary):

side benefit
side benefit
side issue

3. side GASTR.:

a side salad

I. track [ingl. am. træk, ingl. brit. trak] SUST.

1. track C (mark):

to be on sb's track(s)
seguirle la pista or el rastro a alguien
despistar a alguien
to make tracks coloq.
to make tracks coloq.

2.1. track (road, path):

2.2. track (course of thought, action):

2.3. track (path):

2.4. track (projected path):

3.1. track:

to have the inside track (on sth) ingl. am. (have the advantage)
atrbv. track athlete

3.2. track (horse-racing) ingl. am.:

4. track U (track events):

track ingl. am.

6.1. track FERRO. C (way):

6.2. track FERRO. U (rails etc):

vías fpl

7.1. track C (song, piece of music):

7.2. track C (on recording medium):

7.3. track C INFORM.:

8.1. track C (on tank):

8.2. track C (distance between wheels):

9. track C (for curtains):

II. track [ingl. am. træk, ingl. brit. trak] V. trans.

1. track (follow):

track animal
track animal
track person
track spacecraft/missile

2. track (deposit with feet) ingl. am.:

III. track [ingl. am. træk, ingl. brit. trak] V. intr.

1.1. track AUDIO:

track needle/pickup:

1.2. track MOTOR:

2. track (tread marks):

track ingl. am.

I. coin [ingl. am. kɔɪn, ingl. brit. kɔɪn] SUST.

1. coin C (individual):

2. coin U (collectively):

II. coin [ingl. am. kɔɪn, ingl. brit. kɔɪn] V. trans.

1. coin (invent):

coin word/expression

2. coin (mint):

to coin it (in) ingl. brit. coloq.
forrarse coloq.
to coin it (in) ingl. brit. coloq.
llenarse de oro coloq.

side-by-side <pred side by side> [ˈsʌɪdbʌɪˌsʌɪd] ADJ.

side-by-side comparison/bench test:

side-by-side

side with V. [ingl. am. saɪd -, ingl. brit. sʌɪd -] (v + prep + o)

side with
side with
side with

supply-side [ingl. am. səˈplaɪ ˈˌsaɪd, ingl. brit.] ADJ.

supply-side measures/solutions/competition/policy:

supply-side

flip side [ingl. am. ˈflɪp ˌsaɪd, ingl. brit.] SUST. the flip side

1. flip side AUDIO:

the flip side

2. flip side coloq. (of a problem, issue):

the flip side

side issue SUST.

side issue

side impact SUST.

side impact

side glance SUST.

side glance

I. side-on [ingl. am. ˈsaɪd ˌɑn, ingl. brit.] ADJ. atrbv., no compar.

side-on photograph
side-on shot

II. side-on [ingl. am. ˈsaɪd ˌɑn, ingl. brit.] ADV.

side-on (from the side)
side-on (on its side)

side street SUST.

side street
side street

en el diccionario PONS

side [saɪd] SUST.

1. side (vertical surface):

side
at the side of sth
at sb's side
side by side

2. side (flat surface):

side
side of page

3. side (edge):

side
side of river
side of road
on all side(s)

4. side (half):

side

5. side (cut of meat):

side

6. side (direction):

from all side(s)
from side to side

7. side:

side (team)
to take sb's side
to be on the side of sb/sth
to have sth on one's side

8. side (aspect):

side
side of story

9. side (aside):

on the side
to leave sth on one side

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be on the right/wrong side of 40
to be on the save side ...

credit side SUST. COM.

credit side

side dish SUST.

side dish

side road SUST.

side road

side issue SUST.

side issue

flip side SUST.

1. flip side MÚS.:

flip side of record

2. flip side of policy, situation:

the flip side

side wind SUST.

side wind

side effect SUST.

side effect

side view SUST.

side view

side-slip SUST. AERO.

side-slip
en el diccionario PONS

side [saɪd] SUST.

1. side (vertical surface):

side
at the side of sth
at sb's side
side by side

2. side (flat surface):

side
side
side of page

3. side (edge):

side
side of river
side of road
on all side(s)

4. side (half):

side

5. side (cut of meat):

side

6. side (direction):

from all side(s)
from side to side

7. side:

side (team)
to take sb's side
to be on the side of sb/sth
to have sth on one's side

8. side (aspect):

side
side of story

9. side (aside):

on the side
to leave sth on one side

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be on the right/wrong side of 40
to be on the safe side...

side effect SUST.

side effect

side arm SUST.

side arm

side road SUST.

side road

side dish SUST.

side dish

side street SUST.

side street

side view SUST.

side view

flip side SUST.

1. flip side MÚS.:

flip side of record

2. flip side of policy, situation:

the flip side

sunny-side up ADJ.

supply-side economics [sə·ˈplaɪ·saɪd·ˌi··ˈnam·ɪks] SUST. pl.

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

drive side
suction side
motor side

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

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It is a general principle of contract law that courts should err on the side of enforcing contracts.
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No faculty, rightly used, can err even in dreams; badly exercised, reasoning becomes the source of almost all our errors.
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I erred in underestimating the brutality and cynicism of a regime that understands the uses of ruthlessness.
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Because the question was at least debatable, the state supreme court erred in substituting its judgment for the legislature's.
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The members of the jury never erred from the path of etiquette.
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