over there; that side; that place. Used to refer to a location away from the speaker and listener, or to another party or organization.

this side; this way; here

at one's side; nearby; on one's person or in one's possession

one side; either side; to one side; aside

side; to the side of; nearby or adjacent place

The area around something; periphery; perimeter; surrounding; nearby; around

the right-hand side; to the right; also written [[右面|右面|you4 mian4]]

the left side; to the left of

edge; fringe; verge; brink; the outer part or boundary of something

roadside; wayside; curb

boundary or border, especially between nations or administrative regions

border; frontier; the area along the boundary between two countries

seaside; beach; seashore; coast

relating to or involving two sides, parties, or countries; often used in the context of international relations

Two sides or edges of an object; two directions or places

lakeside; lakefront

To move to the side, step aside, or stay near the edge of something; also used as a command to pull over or move over.

military defense measures established at a national border to ensure national security; border defense

The interior or inner part of a space, time, or range; also refers to the inside of a container or building

riverside; riverbank; the area where a river meets the land

which side; where

the north side; northern part; to the north of something

south; south side; southern part; the area to the south of something

the space outside a building or object; the exterior or outer surface

shore; bank; the land at the edge of a body of water such as a river, lake, or sea

west side; western part; to the west of a location

Involving three or more parties or nations; used to describe cooperation or meetings involving multiple groups.

border area; borderland; frontier region near a national boundary

beside the ears or close to one's head

the rear; the back; a location or space behind something

the east; to the east; eastern part; also written [[东面|東面|dong1 mian4]]

without boundary; having no limit or edge

the top of something; the upper surface or space overhead; high up

the area around or at the side of the mouth

limit; boundary; margin; the extremity of things

far from the center; remote; outlying; far away from major political or economic hubs

The location under or underneath something; the lower part of an object.

frame; rim; the outer edge or border of an object such as a door, window, mirror, or picture

the line where the sky seems to meet the earth; the sky's edge; also called [[天际|天際|tian1 ji4]]

half or one side of something; a portion of a whole

lace or decorative trimming sewn onto the edges of clothing

the front side or part of something; ahead; in front of

Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, located in Jilin Province [[吉林省|吉林省|ji2 lin2 sheng3]]

The capital and largest city of Cambodia, located at the junction of the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers.

the lines along the sides of a playing field in sports like tennis, soccer, or basketball, or a foul line in baseball

on hand or at hand; in a place within easy reach

to marginalize or the process of being marginalized; to be pushed to the outskirts or treated as secondary and unimportant

to side with one party unconditionally; to take a firm stand on one side of a conflict

riverside; the bank of a river