sidebar

A noun referring to a secondary or supplementary item, such as a brief conference in a legal setting or a short news piece providing additional context to a main story.

• 🇷🇺Существительное, обозначающее второстепенный или дополнительный элемент, например, краткое совещание в юридическом контексте или короткую новостную заметку, предоставляющую дополнительный контекст к основной истории.

1. Legal conference C1 formal legal

   A private discussion between the judge and attorneys in a courtroom, conducted away from the jury's hearing.

   • The judge called a sidebar to discuss the admissibility of the evidence.
   • During the sidebar, the lawyers argued about the witness's testimony.
   • The jury waited patiently while the sidebar took place.

   🇷🇺Совещание у судейского стола

2. Supplementary news article B2 formal

   A brief news piece that provides additional context or related information to a main story.

   • The newspaper included a sidebar about the history of the festival.
   • A sidebar in the magazine highlighted the key figures in the scandal.
   • The editor added a sidebar with statistics to support the main article.

   🇷🇺Дополнительная статья

• sidebars plural form
• sidebars' possessive plural form
• sidebar's possessive singular form