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1 beside
beside [bɪˈsaɪd]a. ( = at the side of) à côté deb. to be beside o.s. (with anger) (inf) être hors de soic. ( = compared with) à côté de* * *[bɪ'saɪd]1) ( next to) à côté de2) ( in comparison with) par rapport àmy problems seem rather minor beside yours — mes problèmes semblent assez insignifiants par rapport aux tiens or à côté des tiens
••to be beside oneself with happiness — être fou/folle de joie
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2 beside
1 ( next to) à côté de ; beside him/you à côté de lui/de toi ; beside the sea/the road/the path au bord de la mer/de la route/du chemin ;2 ( in comparison with) par rapport à ; my problems seem rather insignificant beside yours mes problèmes semblent assez insignifiants par rapport aux tiens or à côté des tiens ;3 ( apart from) = besides B.to be beside oneself (with anger) être hors de soi ; to be beside oneself (with excitement) être surexcité ; to be beside oneself with happiness ou joy être fou/folle de joie. -
3 beside
beside [bɪ'saɪd]∎ walk beside me marchez à côté de moi;∎ he wanted to keep his family beside him il voulait garder sa famille auprès de lui;∎ a plate with a glass beside it une assiette avec un verre à côté;∎ a house beside the sea une maison au bord de la mer(b) (as compared with) à côté de, par rapport à;∎ beside him everyone else appears slow à côté de lui, tous les autres paraissent lents;∎ the results don't look very brilliant beside last year's les résultats n'ont pas l'air brillants à côté de ou par rapport à ceux de l'année dernière∎ other people beside ourselves d'autres (personnes) que nous∎ that is beside the point or question cela n'a rien à voir (avec l'affaire en question);∎ whether you arrived or not is beside the point que tu sois arrivé ou non n'est pas le problème;∎ beside oneself (with joy/anger) fou (folle) (de joie/colère);∎ beside oneself with enthusiasm débordant d'enthousiasme
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