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3 look at all sides of the question
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4 study all sides of something
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adj. zijdelings; op zij; tweederangs; bijkomstig--------n. zijde; kant; partij; zijde (i. wiskunde)--------v. een kant kiezen; stenen, ondersteunen; kiezen voor-side1[ sajd] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 〈 benaming voor〉 zij(de) ⇒ (zij)kant, flank, helling 〈 van berg〉; oever 〈 van rivier〉; richting; aspect, trek 〈 van karakter〉; partij; afstammingslijn♦voorbeelden:〈 figuurlijk〉 on the fat/high/safe/small side • aan de vette/hoge/veilige/kleine kantchange sides • overlopenstudy all sides of something • alle aspecten van iets bestuderentake sides with someone • partij voor iemand kiezenlook at all sides of the question • het probleem van alle kanten bekijkenat/by my side • naast mijby the side of • naast, vergeleken metthey came from all sides • ze kwamen uit alle richtingenon the north side of • aan de noordkant vanthe Lord is on our side • de Heer is met onswhose side is he on, anyway? • aan wiens kant staat hij eigenlijk?look on the bright side of life • het leven van de zonzijde zienthe other side • de tegenpartij, de vijandthe other side of the coin • de keerzijde van de medaillelaugh on the other side of one's face/mouth • lachen als een boer die kiespijn heefton this side of the grave • in levenbrush to one side • in de wind slaanput on/to one side, set on one side • terzijde leggen; sparen, reserverenon the side 〈 voornamelijk Amerikaans-Engels〉 • als bijverdienste; 〈 Brits-Engels〉 zwart; in het geniepgin and coke on the side • gin met colaon his side • van zijn kant(on) this side (of) Christmas • vóór Kerstmis→ better better/, right right/, rough rough/, seamy seamy/, shady shady/, sunny sunny/, wrong wrong/————————side21 zij-♦voorbeelden:————————side3〈 werkwoord〉1 〈+against/with〉partij kiezen (tegen/voor)
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