the side to the right; the right hand side

the left side; the side toward the left

the lateral side or flank of an object or body, especially as contrasted with the front or back

to place particular emphasis on; to focus on a specific aspect

the inner side or interior of something

the side that is on the outside; the outer surface or flank

the west side or western face of something

the side that is located to the east; east face

the north side or northern face of something

the southern side or south face of a place or object

To turn the body sideways, as when standing or moving through a narrow space.

two sides; either side of an object or path; bilateral

the sides of a military formation during combat; the troops stationed at those sides; the side or wing of anything

to lie on one's side; to recline sideways

side door or entrance located beside the main entrance or on the side of a building

To look out of the corner of one's eyes at someone to express fear, anger, indignation, or shock.

To toss and turn restlessly in bed because of being troubled by something; to be unable to sleep due to heavy thoughts.

To tilt one's head or turn one's ear toward a sound to listen attentively or listen in secret; to pay close attention to something being said.

the side of something; one side; at the side or to the side of something

to launch an attack from the flank rather than from the front

A small branch that grows from the main trunk or from a primary limb of a plant; a side shoot.

to make insinuations or take an indirect approach; to attack by innuendo rather than speaking directly

a profile view of a person or object; a side silhouette

to look sideways or give a side glance

side part; flank; lateral portion of an object or body

A type of news report or feature that focuses on specific aspects or scenes of an event rather than providing a full systematic account; often used in headlines.

the side of something; flank

a chemical chain attached to the main part of a molecule, used especially in the classification of amino acids

An evergreen tree with scale-like leaves often grown in gardens for decoration; its wood is used in construction and its leaves and seeds are used in traditional medicine

a root that extends horizontally or diagonally from the main root of a plant

To participate in or interfere with something; also written as [[厕足|廁足|ce4 zu2]]

a short stretch of railroad track connected to a main line

A room on either side of the main hall or bedroom; a wing of a house

To toss about or turn from side to side in bed, especially due to worry or inability to sleep.

the side or edge of something

To rid a monarch or leader of evil advisors; historically used as a slogan or pretext for staging a rebellion against the central government.

a bud that grows from the point where a leaf meets the stem; also called an axillary bud

to tilt; to incline; to lean to one side; to slant

To toss about in bed; to roll from side to side because of restlessness or an inability to sleep. Often appears as part of the phrase [[辗转反侧|輾轉反側|zhan3 zhuan3 fan3 ce4]].

to look at someone from the corner of one's eye, expressing either indignation and contempt or fear and awe

the direction to the side; crossrange

main point; focus; the specific aspect of something that is being stressed

(military) flank; the side of a military unit or position

the nearby area; close by

a flat object that is longer or taller than it is wide

The view of an object as seen from one side; profile or side elevation. Also known as [[侧面图|側面圖|ce4 mian4 tu2]].

a drawing or image showing an object from the side; profile

the lateral sulcus or Sylvian fissure in neuroanatomy

a swimming stroke performed while lying on one side, typically used for lifesaving or carrying items while swimming