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side
/ˈsaɪ̯d/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. over, beyond, other, side
| German | jenseits |
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| French | au-delà |
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| Portuguese | além |
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| Czech | za |
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| Italian | oltre |
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| Spanish | allende |
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| Dutch | voorbij |
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| Swedish | bortom |
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| Latin | uter, ultra, trans |
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3. collateral, secondary, side
| French | collatéral |
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| Portuguese | colateral |
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| Italian | collaterale |
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| Latin | proximus, finitimus |
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side
/ˈsaɪ̯d/ noun · plural: sides A1 (estimated)
2. bounding straight edge of an object
| German | die Seite, der Rand, die Flanke |
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| French | le côté, le flanc |
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| Portuguese | o lado, o flanco |
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| Czech | strana, stránka, bok |
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| Italian | il lato, la parte, il fianco |
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| Spanish | el lado, el costado |
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| Dutch | de zijde, de zijkant, de flank |
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| Swedish | en sida, en kant |
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| Latin | latus, pagina, costa |
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3. flat surface of an object
4. region in a specified position with respect to something
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to side
/ˈsaɪ̯d/ verb A1 (estimated)
ally oneself
| Portuguese | aliar, tomar parte |
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| Italian | schierarsi, parteggiare |
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| Swedish | sida |
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