Translation of side in Spanish:
side
lado, n.
See Spanish definition of lado
noun
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(surface)(of cube, record, coin, piece of paper) lado masculine(of cube, record, coin, piece of paper) cara feminine(of building, cupboard) lado masculine(of building, cupboard) costado masculine(of mountain, hill) ladera feminine(of mountain, hill) falda feminine→ cointhis side up — este lado hacia arriba- we laid the wardrobe on its side — colocamos el armario de costado / de lado
- they threw him over the side — lo arrojaron por la borda
- the reverse side of the form — el reverso del impreso
- 1,000 words is about three sides — 1.000 palabras son más o menos tres carillas
- the right/wrong side of the fabric — el derecho/revés de la tela
- you've got it wrong side out — lo tienes al revés
- Cuboid cores are prepared blocky-like cubes of chert, with blades often produced on six sides.
- The album cover can only have been designed, and approved, by someone who owns dice with more than six sides.
- However, some have pointed out that many crystals have six sides rather than four.
- Encouraged, though shy, Moon started using both sides of the paper.
- Most campus printers are way cheaper when you use both sides of the paper.
- Staff and children alike reused paper, photocopied on both sides and shredded waste paper.
- The newspaper press has a number of printing units which are able to print on both sides of the paper at the same time, some in colour.
- The waxed side of the paper made it hard to keep the folds, but we got a lot of enjoyment out of trying to make the things fly.
- Use both sides of printer paper, whether it is to run through the printer again, or other purposes.
- Duplex simply means printing on both sides of the paper and it is recommended both for environmental and cost reasons.
- That means the printer is able to print on both sides of the paper.
- It seems incredible that it took so long for printers to be built with the capacity to print on both sides of paper.
- Fifteen minutes elapse before he finishes reading both sides of the letter-sized paper.
- Michelangelo also traced the figure of Tityus on the other side of the paper.
- Fusco even used both sides of the paper, turning the sheet as he was drawing.
- Dip one side of the rice paper into the water and hold it for five seconds.
- Reasons must be given in writing for the nomination on no more than one side of A4 paper.
- Depending on the paper, some people have it on both sides of the comb.
- I suppose they must have extra copies for when different articles of interest appear on both sides of a page.
- There is a side entrance from the front of the house into the kitchen pantry area.
- Turn it over and look at the top, front, back, sides and bottom.
- The house has a side entrance, large garden to the rear and off street parking.
- It is spacious and bright, with windows looking onto the front and the side of the house.
- It is located within a cluster of houses and has a side entrance and an extensive rear garden.
- Something came right across my front windscreen and my side window was also hit.
- Officers clad in body amour burst in through its front and side entrances and held all customers and staff inside.
- One resident said that it felt like a lorry had crashed into the side of his house.
- Grease the sides and line the bottom of a 20 cm square cake tin.
- The side windows in the front come down far enough so I can see my dozer and what is in front of my front wheels.
- The attic was musty, wooden, with a low ceiling that reached its peak at the center and sloped gently toward the sides.
- Unless the tin has a non-stick surface, lightly grease the sides and line the bottom with baking paper.
- Customer logos can be embroidered on the front, sides, or rear of the cap.
- It was around twenty feet long and ten feet wide, with the sides sloping down to a little clear ground in the middle.
- Sometimes they are built along the sides of steep slopes with varying amounts of exposure.
- They riddled it from the front and on both sides with more than 100 bullets, killing the driver.
- The lights are positioned on the sides and back of the black box and periodically shone directly into my eyes.
- The side needs to be positioned so that the other end of the angle bracket is on the stud.
- Pour enough chocolate gelée to come half way up the sides of the prepared mold.
- Pour enough hot water into the pan to come half way up the sides of the ramekins.
- You requested three or four numbers, so I have filled up one side of a cassette tape.
- There are six tracks split over two sides of vinyl, featuring daytime recording on one side and night-time workouts on the flip.
- Reliably, however, she woke up each time it was time to change sides on the tape.
- It just happened to be on the other side of the tape that had a Brian May album on.
- we laid the wardrobe on its side — colocamos el armario de costado / de lado
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(boundary, edge)he left it on the side of his plate — lo dejó en el plato, a un lado- they were playing by the side of the pool — estaban jugando junto a / al lado de la piscina
- the house is by the side of a lake — la casa está a orillas de un lago
- a hamburger with salad on the side — una hamburguesa con una guarnición de ensalada
- write it here at the side — escríbalo aquí al margen
- they were playing by the side of the pool — estaban jugando junto a / al lado de la piscina
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(of person) costado masculine(of animal) ijada feminine(of animal) ijar masculinehe sleeps on his side — duerme de costado / de lado- a side of beef — media res
- a side of pork — medio cerdo
- Roy stood at her side — Roy estaba a su lado
- he flew in from Washington to be at her side — voló desde Washington para estar con ella / para acompañarla
- The first man received nine stab wounds to his chest and the left-hand side of his body.
- Nurses turned my body slowly on its side, so I could sleep and get feeling back in my legs.
- They keep me even on both sides of my body, and I can stand up without falling backwards or tipping too far forwards.
- Her mind went blank but the next thing she could remember was the man standing over her, putting a knife into the right side of her body.
- Lukas has a condition called Hemiplegia, a form of cerebral palsy that only affects the right side of his body.
- Position them on their sides to prevent them from choking on vomitus.
- He shifted his position to his side while focusing on the silent sleeper next to him.
- I was lying on my side on two sheets of newspaper spread on the cement floor.
- A stroke had left him partially paralysed down one side and had affected his speech.
- The stroke badly affected Mr Scantlebury's right side and ability to read and stand.
- The freak accident, which the family maintains was an act of God, left her unable to speak and paralysed down one side.
- Preserved pork, including sides salted to make bacon, held a place of primary importance in the British diet in past centuries.
- Mounds of oysters, long sides of smoked salmon and busy chefs cooking right in front of you are assurance enough of simple stuff done well.
- Murdoch arrived just a little bit later driving a wagon laden with sides of beef and pork for the barbecue.
- A side of pork or beef was cooked slowly in it, with new stones added throughout the cooking.
- a side of beef — media res
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(contrasted area, part, half)lado masculineon the side→ trackthe driver's/passenger's side — el lado del conductor/pasajero- they drive on the left-hand side of the road — conducen por la izquierda
- the church is on the left-hand side — la iglesia está a mano izquierda
- put it on the far side of the table — ponlo en el otro extremo / en la otra punta de la mesa
- shut up, he snarled out of the side of his mouth — —cállate —masculló
- on both sides/either side of sth — a ambos lados/a cada lado de algo
- Mary sat on one side of him and Helen on the other — tenía a Mary sentada de un lado y a Helen del otro
- to move to one side — hacerse a un lado
- move this box to one side — corre la caja hacia un lado
- they live the other side of the border — viven al otro lado de la frontera
- he swam to the other side of the river — nadó hasta la otra orilla / hasta el otro lado del río
- she walked past on the other side of the street — pasó por la acera de enfrente
- The Evening Press reported how a van driver had come across the woman slumped in an armchair at the side of the road near shops.
- She looked up at her surroundings, surprised to note that she was near the side of a road.
- The two cars, a Volvo and a Metro, had been parked safely at the side of the road outside his home in Foxwood Lane, York.
- I saw a crowd of about 40 shocked and terrified people along the south side of the car park, trying to get away.
- Freeman drives a Jaguar with a personalised number plate and has a flat in a plush area in the south side of Glasgow.
- Panca added that there was also two other men on another motorcycle parked at the side of the road.
- The coach had been parked at the side of the road by the driver who was planning to collect it the next morning.
- The Audi saloon was parked at the side of the road when it was hit by the Toyota.
- We parked at the side of the road and crossed over to look out from the, ahem, vista point.
- There is enough room for a person to tiptoe through but not enough for more than one foot at a time on the sides near the railings.
- Perks did the same to every member of the team before taking his position at the side of the track.
- Instead, Mowat was forced to lie at the side of the river in agony until the emergency services arrived.
- The public deserve to hear both sides of the argument because this is the single most important decision to face this country.
- She is a much needed conservative voice in an often liberal media, and will fight to have both sides of every argument heard.
- On Monday a planning inspector heard both sides of the argument before visiting the site.
- I was in disbelief at how these public officials weren't interested in hearing the other side.
- It is a coincidence that we should now be hearing their side of the argument, but it is highly relevant.
- I put it up there out of respect for his place in blogging and in the interests of having both sides of the political spectrum represented.
- Their aim is to provide a neutral space to enable people to hear all sides of the argument on Europe and to have their say, in their own areas.
- He was also critical of the police, alleging they were not interested in investigating his side of the story.
- I have heard both sides of the argument about money and Pagan spirituality.
- Well even though I was brought up in the city for part of my life I moved to the country at a fairly young age so I have heard both sides of the arguments to this topic!
- We have worked alongside local tenant groups to make sure that people hear both sides of the argument, and to encourage them to vote no.
- I quite like listening to him because I like to hear both sides of an argument.
- Councils should be challenged to pay for tenants to attend so they can hear both sides of this argument.
- Similarities also exist between the left and the interests on the other side of the issue.
- It is interesting that the opposition to the bill fell on both sides of that argument.
- Here, the Daily Echo presents views from both sides of the argument.
- I am in the unenviable position of understanding both sides of the issue perfectly.
- This is an opening in the central wall of the heart that divides the right side from the left.
- Cut off the arms and neck hole and divide the two sides in two to make four dusters: dampen them slightly and they work a treat without the use of polish.
- The heart is a muscular pump divided into two sides.
- Well a syrinx has two passages, divided into two sides, so birds can make two sounds at once.
- The headache then usually spreads up the back of the neck typically affecting one side of the head.
- they drive on the left-hand side of the road — conducen por la izquierda
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5.1(faction)
whose side are you on? — ¿tú de parte de quién estás?- representatives from the union/management side — representantes del sindicato/de la patronal
- she worked for the other side — trabajó para el enemigo
- he came down on the side of the union — falló a favor del sindicato
- representatives from the union/management side — representantes del sindicato/de la patronal
5.2Sport
equipo masculine- He put a lot of left hand side on the cue ball, sending it round the table.
- Previous England rugby sides, and England teams in many other sports, would have crumbled under the weight of such errors.
- Overall it was a battling team performance from both sides with the man of the match award going to Liam Chipman.
- They'll face better sides than this Monaco team, but you can only beat what's put in front of you.
- Credit must go to all the players from both sides for a competitive game that never boiled over the limits.
- This was a good game to watch with the players on both sides taking credit.
- Both the Australia rugby league and rugby union sides are thinking of cancelling tours to this country.
- In Mediterranean conditions players of both sides contributed to a thrilling encounter.
- It was quite upsetting for the rest of the players, from both sides, and very stressful.
- The win was particularly sweet as it was achieved without two of the side's leading players.
- Take any of these players out of the side and they are a different proposition.
- I know many sides in the Premier league would be happy to be in seventh place, but we should be higher.
- To be honest, they were our preferred opponents out of the four sides in the play-offs.
- Players on both sides insist they played hard even when nothing was at stake.
- His hunger to get on the ball, to take on his old team, kept his side going and the goal then changed the balance.
- Jol shaped a good side from a young squad last season and started to get results.
- Colin Hendry's side are hoping to erase memories of a tame defeat at Torquay last weekend.
- This should be one of the closest and most professional games of the round as the two sides try to position themselves for a home semi final.
- Both sides had pressure positions late on but the Scots held on for a 13-11 win.
- Given his side's position in the relative comfort zone of fifth place, this appeared almost paranoid.
- Each side exchanged scores with only two points dividing the sides at half time.
5.3(part)
on my/his side — por mi/su parte / lado
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(area, aspect)lado masculineaspecto masculinethe seamy side of New York life — el lado / aspecto sórdido de la vida neoyorquina- the changes have their positive side — los cambios tienen su lado / aspecto positivo
- to see only one side of the question — ver solo un aspecto del asunto
- a woman with many sides to her character — una mujer polifacética / de muchas facetas
- my brother deals with that side of the business — mi hermano se ocupa de esa parte / de ese aspecto del negocio
- you must listen to both sides of the story — hay que oír las dos versiones / las dos campanas
- this is only one side of the problem — este no es sino un aspecto del problema
- The negative side of this aspect is that self-indulgence may cause physical problems.
- According to the young bride, her wedding was the bringing together of the emotional and business sides of her character.
- His delivery and facial expressions expose the many sides of his character and even hint at his own hypocrisy.
- That is one of the less pleasant sides of our character and it strongly suggests a lack of backbone.
- It is easy to say that your job isn't you and that you've got other sides to your character.
- You can only see the funny side in a situation like this; both he and Louise certainly did.
- He was always the first to see the funny side of any situation and his smile lit up any room he entered.
- Colly still has a mad side to his character that he did as a player.
- There are some rather unexpected sides to Freer's character.
- Other characters also show darker sides to their personalities.
- Those criticisms have provided an opportunity for a critique of some aspects of the operational side of the scheme.
- They represent the dark side and undesirable aspect of the modern and civilised world.
- Yet he was also an awkward companion, with a cranky side to his character.
- As with every debate, a moment arrived when the two men were given an opportunity to show their human sides.
- It was never overly political but always attached to the human side of events.
- Inspector Miles has even tried to inject a bit of humour into the letter and said the police were trying to show their human side.
- So we've focused on the humour and the human side of politicians themselves.
- His newly-found sensitive side is winning him lots of affection from both the housemates and the public.
- I've seen an ugly, petty side of people that I'd rather not have known about.
- It's the closest we get to seeing the more vulnerable side of her.
- the changes have their positive side — los cambios tienen su lado / aspecto positivo
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(line of descent)on her father's side — por parte de su padre / por el lado paterno- she gets her temper from her father's side — el mal genio le viene de la familia del padre
- she gets her temper from her father's side — el mal genio le viene de la familia del padre
adjective
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(door/entrance/wall) laterala side street — una calle lateral2
(incidental, secondary)(benefit) indirecto(benefit) secundario(issue) secundario3
Cookinga side order of vegetables — una porción de verduras como acompañamiento / guarnición- a side salad — una ensalada
- a side salad — una ensalada