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aspect, face, facet, p, page, point, side* * *(en -r) side ( fx of bacon; of the body; of a ship, of a house);(mil.) flank;( af bjerg) side, face;( i bog) page;( af en sag) aspect, side ( fx look at all sides of the problem (, question));( parti) side ( fx whose side are you on? he is on our side);( karakteristisk træk) point;[ en sag har altid to sider] there are two sides to every question;[ vælge side] take sides;[ med præp:][ den juridiske side af sagen] the legal aspect of the matter;[ fra alle sider] from all sides, from every side,F from all quarters;(mil.) attack in the flank;[ fra ansvarlig side] from responsible quarters;[ vi må se sagen fra begge sider] we must see both sides of the question;[ jeg kender ham ikke fra den side] I have not seen that side of him; I do not know that side of his character;[ vise sig fra sin bedste side] show oneself in the most favourable light,( om opførsel) be on one's best behaviour;[ bestræbelser fra hans side] endeavours on his part;[ se det fra den humoristiske side] see the funny side of it;[ fra hvilken side man end ser sagen] whichever way you look at it;[ set fra den side] seen from that side,(fig) looked on in that light;[ se alt fra den lyse side] look on the bright side of everything;[ med hænderne i siden] arms akimbo;[ side om side] side by side ( med with);[ på side 5] on page 5;( også) overleaf ( fx continued overleaf);[ på den anden side] on the other side,(fig) on the other hand;[ men på den anden side er det ikke svært at] but then (el. then again) it is not difficult to;(hand);[ én på siden af hovedet] a box on the ear;fx of forty; get on the wrong side of him; keep on the right side of him (, of the law));[ komme op på siden af] catch up with;(fig) it can't compare with (el. to), it can't touch;[ jeg på min side ønsker ikke at] speaking for myself, I don't want to;F for my part, I don't want to;[ til side] aside;[ hun så ikke til den side hvor han var] she did not so much as look at him; she ignored him completely;[ til alle sider] in all directions ( fx scattered in all directions),(dvs på alle sider) on all sides ( fx surrounded on all sides by trees);[ ved siden af] by the side of, beside;( foruden) besides ( fx he has a bookshop besides being a teacher);( i sammenligning med) in comparison with, compared with (el. to) ( fxhe is nothing compared to you);( som bibeskæftigelse) on the side ( fx he had a night job on the side);[ ved siden af mig] beside me, at (el. by) my side; next to me;[ det er helt ved siden af] it is completely beside the point,(dvs forkert) it is wide of the mark ( fx the description is not wide of the mark);[ inde ved siden af] next door,( i værelset ved siden af) in the next room;[ lige ved siden af] quite near, next door (to);[ værelset ved siden af] the next room;(fig) stand by somebody.
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