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单词 sideline
释义
sideline
noun[C]
uk
/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/us
/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/

sidelinenoun[C](JOB)

anactivitythat you do as well asyourmainjob:
副业，兼职工作
Jimworksin abank, butteachesFrenchin theeveningsasa sideline.吉姆在银行工作，但他在晚上兼职教法语。

sidelinenoun[C](SPORT)

mainlyUS
(UKusuallytouchline)
alinethatshowsthepositionof thesideof anareawhere asportisplayed:
（运动场地上的）边线
Theballfelljustinside/on/outsidethe sideline.球正好落在了边线内／上／外。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Surfaces on which sports take place
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  • bound
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  • canvas
  • climbing wall
  • court
  • goal line
  • golf course
  • ground staff
  • out of boundsidiom
  • playability
  • playable
  • playing field
  • pump track
  • recreation center
  • rink
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Idiom

on/from the sidelines
sideline
verb[T]
uk
/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/us
/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/
If asportsplayeris sidelined they arepreventedfromplayingorcompeting, and can onlywatch:
使退出比赛，使停止参赛
Johnson has been sidelined throughinjury.约翰逊因伤退出了比赛。
tostopsomeone taking anactiveandimportantpartin something:
使靠边；使不再发挥重要作用；排挤
He was sidelined aftercriticizingthepolicy.他对政策进行了批评以后便遭到了排挤。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Competing in sport
  • bring
  • bringsomeoneon
  • bye
  • bye week
  • catchup
  • clash
  • defend
  • duel
  • field
  • flying start
  • gear
  • go the distanceidiom
  • match
  • non-competitor
  • outduel
  • park the busidiom
  • partner up
  • play bigidiom
  • square
  • weigh
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Not paying attention
(Definition ofsidelinefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

sideline| American Dictionary

sideline
noun[C]
us
/ˈsɑɪdˌlɑɪn/

sidelinenoun[C](ACTIVITY)

anactivitythat is lessimportantthan themainone:
JeanteachesFrenchin theeveningas a sideline.

sidelinenoun[C](MARK ON GROUND)

(in somesports,esp.football) alinemarkingthesideof theareaofplay:
Theballfelljustoutsidethe sideline.
fig.I don’t likedancing, I’dratherwatchfrom the sidelines(= not to bedirectlyinvolved).

Idiom

on the sidelines
sideline
verb[T]
us
/ˈsɑɪdˌlɑɪn/

sidelineverb[T](REMOVE PLAYER)

toremoveaplayerfrom agame:
He was sidelined because ofinjuries.
(Definition ofsidelinefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

sideline| Business English

sideline
noun[C]
uk
/ˈsaɪdlaɪn/us
abusinessactivitythat someone does inadditiontotheirmainbusiness:
For manycompanies,producingown-labelgoodsis not a sideline, it's astrategyforgrowth.
a sideline in sthThecompanyhas beendevelopinga sideline inclosed-circuittelevisionsincebuyingtheelectronicsbusinesslastyear.
on the sidelines
not being used or notinvolvedin anactivity:
Theabsenceof newproductsiskeepingconsumerson the sidelines.
stay/wait/siton the sidelines
sideline
verb[T]
uk
/ˈsaɪdlaɪn/us
toforcesomeone or something into asituationin which they have lessinfluenceorimportancethan before:
After I gotpregnant, Ifeltthat mybosseswere sidelining me.
Theoilindustrywould be veryunhappyif thislegislationwas sidelined.
(Definition ofsidelinefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsideline

sideline
The physiological context of signaling is mostly sidelined until the last two chapters, which are dedicated to signalling in development.
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This advisory capacity on the sidelines is reflected in one of the agency's latest mandates.
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In practice, it remained asidelinerather than being integrated into the lessons as a whole.
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Is it the contribution of academic allies which is sidelined in inclusive research - or that of co-researchers with learning disabilities?
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They remained on the sidelines, though, ready to emerge as soon as things were not going so well.
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We cannot be influential if all we do is barrack from the sidelines.
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A friend of mine runs asidelinebusiness out of her basement at home.
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As a result, carework has largely been discussed in terms thatsidelineits character as bodywork.
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That's why they have gone to such lengths tosidelinehim into a ghetto of literary experimentation.
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They remained on the sidelines of the political system.
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The politicians effectively sat on the sidelines in the crucial years hoping to be rescued from their dilemma.
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He opted for a sentence containing two dangerous factors: a preposition and a coordination - with a than lurking in the sidelines as well.
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It is an organized and persistent second-guessing from the sidelines.
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And in this way, he saves himself from being entirely sidelined while avoiding usefulness and, thus, class eradication.
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The medical community by and large stayed on the sidelines.
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