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sidewise

/ˈsaɪd.waɪz/

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adverb

/ˈsaɪd.waɪz/C2formalamerican
  • ruНаречие, означающее «в сторону», «боком» или «сбоку». Используется для описания движения, направления или положения, ориентированного вбок. Более распространено в американском английском, чем в британском.

An adverb meaning 'to the side,' 'sideways,' or 'from the side.' It is used to describe movement, direction, or position oriented laterally. More common in American English than British English.

  1. Toward one sideB2formal

    Moving or directed to the side, rather than forward or backward.

    ruВ сторону

    • He glanced sidewise at the stranger.
    • The car slid sidewise on the icy road.
    • She moved sidewise to avoid the puddle.

    Synonymslaterallysidelongsidewardsidewardssideways

    Antonymsbackwardforwardstraight

  2. With one side forwardB2formal

    Positioned or moving so that one side is leading or facing the direction of motion.

    ruБоком

    • The crab walked sidewise across the sand.
    • He entered the narrow passage sidewise.
    • The box was pushed sidewise through the door.

    Synonymscrabwiseedgewaysedgewisesidewardsideways

    Antonymsforwardheadlongstraight

  3. From the side; obliquelyC1formal

    Approaching or viewing from a lateral or indirect angle.

    ruСбоку; косо

    • The light struck the painting sidewise, creating a shadow.
    • She looked at him sidewise, suspicious of his motives.
    • The wind hit the sail sidewise, slowing the boat.

    Synonymsaslantedgewiselaterallyobliquelysidelongsideways

    Antonymsfrontallyhead-on

Forms
  • more sidewise comparative form
  • most sidewise superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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