ADJ
- flip, reverse
- The reverse side of the coin has a picture of a flower
ADJ
- far, opposite, other
- At the other side of the room, a group of people were clustered around the fire
- near
- right, wrong
- A car came rushing towards them on the wrong side of the road
- left-hand, right-hand
- the left-hand side of the page
- east, west, etc.
PREP
- at one/the ~
- Some people were standing at one side of the room
- down one/ the ~
- A path leads down one side of the garden
- from ~ to ~
- The cat sat with its tail twitching from side to side
- on/to one ~
- (= not in the middle) She put her head to one side as she talked
ADJ
- left-hand, left, right-hand, right
- the right-hand side of the brain
PREP
- down your ~
- He is paralysed down his left side as a result of polio
- in the/ your ~
- I've got an awful pain in my side
- on your ~
- I always sleep on my side because I'm not comfortable on my back
ADJ
- positive
- bad, dark, negative, ugly
- The scandal has shown us the ugly side of politics
- caring, creative, feminine
- She likes men who do not hide their feminine side
- business, commercial, financial, management, marketing, etc.
- I had nothing to do with the financial side of the firm
VERB + SIDE
- have
- He's usually very kind and gentle, but he has his less positive side too
- show
- hide
PREP
- ~ to
- There are several sides to most problems
PHRASES
- look on the bright side
- Even when things go badly, try to look on the bright side
- on the credit/debit side
- On the credit side, we played well, although we lost the match
- see the funny side (of sth)
- Fortunately, Julie saw the funny side when I spilled coffee on her
ADJ
- good, strong
- losing, winning
- away, home
- As the home side, they were expected to play an attacking game
- League, Test
VERB + SIDE
- captain
- field
- Sussex are likely to field a strong side