英语词汇“sideline”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	sideline
释义	Contents noun (2) sideline (JOB) sideline (SPORT) verb (1) sideline (1) Contents noun (2) sideline (ACTIVITY) sideline (MARK ON GROUND) verb (1) sideline (REMOVE PLAYER) Contents noun (2) sideline (1) sideline (2) verb (1) sideline (1) English American Business sidelinenoun [ C ] uk/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/us/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/ sideline noun [ C ] (JOB) an activity that you do as well as your main job: Jim works in a bank, but teaches French in the evenings as a sideline. sideline noun [ C ] (SPORT) mainly US UK usually touchline a line that shows the position of the side of an area where a sport is played: The ball fell just inside/on/outside the sideline. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Surfaces on which sports take place 18-yard box AstroTurf bench course D, d dry slope far post field goalmouth goalpost golf course groundsman penalty area pitch stretch touch touchline track unplayable wing See more results » Idiom(s) on/from the sidelines sidelineverb [ T ] uk/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/us/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/ If a sports player is sidelined they are prevented from playing or competing, and can only watch: Johnson has been sidelined through injury. to stop someone taking an active and important part in something: He was sidelined after criticizing the policy. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Competing in sport amateur attack away bring bring sb on bye bye week catch up contention contest cup-tied go in for sth partner run square off step/move up a gear idiom try out for sth vs weigh weigh in See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Not paying attention sidelinenoun [ C ] us/ˈsɑɪdˌlɑɪn/ sideline noun [ C ] (ACTIVITY) an activity that is less important than the main one: Jean teaches French in the evening as a sideline. sideline noun [ C ] (MARK ON GROUND) (in some sports, esp. football) a line marking the side of the area of play: The ball fell just outside the sideline. fig. I don’t like dancing, I’d rather watch from the sidelines (= not to be directly involved). Idiom(s) on the sidelines sidelineverb [ T ] us/ˈsɑɪdˌlɑɪn/ sideline verb [ T ] (REMOVE PLAYER) to remove a player from a game: He was sidelined because of injuries. sidelinenoun [ C ] uk/ˈsaɪdlaɪn/us a business activity that someone does in addition to their main business: For many companies, producing own-label goods is not a sideline, it's a strategy for growth. a sideline in sth The company has been developing a sideline in closed-circuit television since buying the electronics business last year. on the sidelines not being used or not involved in an activity: The absence of new products is keeping consumers on the sidelines. stay/wait/sit on the sidelines sidelineverb [ T ] uk/ˈsaɪdlaɪn/us to force someone or something into a situation in which they have less influence or importance than before: After I got pregnant, I felt that my bosses were sidelining me. The oil industry would be very unhappy if this legislation was sidelined.
随便看	do the best you can do the business do the dirty on sb do the dirty work do the donkey work do the double over sb do the drying do the drying (up) do the drying up do the full monty do the honours do the job do the job do the maths do the needful do the trick do time do time do up do well/badly by sb do what you think is best do without do without (sth) do without something/someone do without sth