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Definition of sideways in English: sidewaysadjective & adverb ˈsʌɪdweɪzˈsaɪdˌweɪz 1To, towards, or from the side. 向一边（或一侧）（的），向旁边（的）；从一边（或一侧）（的），从旁边（的） as adverb she tilted her body sideways 她侧倾身体。 as adjective he hurried towards his office without a sideways glance 他目不斜视地急忙朝办公室走去。 Example sentencesExamples - Adrian gave her a sideways glance as they sat side by side in the sand on the beach and turned back to the face the ocean where the sun was starting to set into the water.
- I tipped my head over to the side and shot a sideways smile at Alex.
- Closing her eyes, she rolled her head back to rest upon the peak of the sofa-back before allowing it to loll sideways towards Sam, taking a look at him.
- I kept trying to back up, which was hard with the wall behind me, so I started scooting sideways towards the door.
- He reached across Hornblower's broad shoulders pulling him towards him sideways.
- Suddenly, the cyclone rose up off the ground and tilted sideways toward them, looking like a long snake.
- Yule trains alongside his rivals, and admits that he sneaks the odd sideways glance at them.
- Feeling the cold air, Martina tucks her hands into the pockets of her raincoat, looking sideways towards Mike's pensive face.
- He nodded his head sideways towards the group of friends that he had been sitting with.
- Isaiah's eyes started to shift sideways towards Tara who was sitting next to him, but he caught himself and instead forced his gaze downward.
- She often would face sideways or towards the rest of the band, which only added to the mystery of her performance.
- I returned to my room, took off my shoes and headed towards my bed, casting a sideways glance at the small pile of wrapped presents at the foot of my bed.
- Nick took a quick glance sideways to the other side of the rink, and immediately followed the example of the first man he saw.
- The Prince eyed me suspiciously from a sideways glance.
- Robyn smiled back, then cast a sideways glance at the officer next to her.
- I gritted my teeth, looking sideways towards the ceiling briefly, trying not to lose my patience.
- Veon ran sideways, towards the pile of supplies by the ship's ramp.
- It was small and cramped and you couldn't travel without having to turn your body and walk sideways at some point.
- Your core muscles are recruited in most of your daily body movements, whether you are bending over, turning your upper body or reaching sideways.
- It was not until I shot a sideways glance at my friend and noticed her strangely grey complexion that I realised not everything in the garden was rosy.
Synonyms to the side, laterally, crabwise athwart obliquely, indirectly, sidelong covertly, furtively, surreptitiously, slyly archaic askance lateral, sideward, on the side, side to side oblique, indirect, sidelong, side covert, furtive, surreptitious, sly - 1.1as adverb With one side facing forward.
一边（或一侧）向前地 the lorry slid sideways across the road 卡车侧身横滑到公路另一侧。 Example sentencesExamples - I am pushed three steps sideways for every one forward.
- I slammed on the brakes, slid sideways and stopped just before careening into a state road truck.
- Moving on six articulated legs, the harvester advances forward and backward, sideways and diagonally.
- She learned to scramble around and even run sideways, but not forward.
- So, put on your best shoes, go forward, sideways, then back.
- The ship lurched forward and sideways as the men tried to take their seats on the bridge.
- Such an image suggests the very paradox of progress: does change move us forward, or merely sideways?
- My front wheel hit the rear fender of the car and I ended up sliding along the road sideways.
- She tried to squeeze past them - first going forward, then sideways, finally backward.
- There are only two directions to travel now: forward or sideways.
- How can a boat be steered if it is dragged both forward and back, sideways, and up and down?
- She slid sideways and put the tin foil-covered tray on the passenger side, then hopped out of the van.
- I used rudder, stick, and brakes to keep the jet from sliding sideways or departing the runway.
- The book shelves slide forward, then sideways, and then back into the wall.
- Kevin Fotheringham slid the ball sideways and James Smith drove an excellent shot, which flashed into the net behind the home goalkeeper.
- All at once I understood the value of looking backward, forward, sideways, or in any direction for inspiration.
- The doors slid open sideways, and Ves, taking just a step inside, was lucky not to get nipped on the backside as the doors closed shut, tightly behind him.
- He lost control of the wheel and the car spun around, slid sideways, and crashed into a fire hydrant.
- The tires grabbed for a second, then began to spin, and the truck slid sideways.
- He placed his hand on his lower back, stretched himself, bent forward and back and sideways, a slow smile growing on his face.
Synonyms edgewise, sidewards, side first, edgeways, end on - 1.2 So as to occupy a job or position at the same level as one previously held rather than be promoted or demoted.
（工作，职位）平级变动地（的） as adjective after the reshuffle there were sideways moves for ministers 在改组之后，部长们进行了平级调动。 Example sentencesExamples - He moves sideways from the health department, where he is one of two junior ministers, to become Margaret Curran's deputy at social justice.
- He became known as the ‘Rhesus king’ of Manchester before moving sideways to a NHS post at St Mary's Hospital.
- Dixon was moved sideways to Murrayfield as Director of Coaching.
- Secretly I admire him but I do wonder if he is slipping sideways into journalism rather than scientific editorship.
- Within three years two had been marched and one moved sideways yet Hugh moved on to head up the Retail Division of the bank.
- Gordon and Gotch have changed managers while the First Fleet manager in charge of the Sydney distribution has moved sideways.
- Downer has done his time in Foreign Affairs and could easily be moved sideways to the related defence portfolio.
- Meanwhile, the acting director of rugby, Richie Dixon, will be moved sideways and made head of special projects.
- I don't know what post she was moved sideways from - possibly associate executive deputy assistant commissioner.
2By an indirect way. 间接地（的） as adverb he came into politics sideways, as campaign manager for Ronald Reagan 他作为罗纳德·里根的竞选总管间接介入了政治。 Example sentencesExamples - He smiled and took a sideways look at her on the sly.
- When he saw her out in the garden he bounded out, did the sideways approach, all huffed up and brave, and was all ready to challenge her to a bit of mayhem.
- Camper has always had a sort of sideways commentary on politics.
- 2.1as adjective From an unconventional or unorthodox viewpoint.
（观点）非常规的，非正统的 take a sideways look at daily life 不落俗套地看待日常生活。 Example sentencesExamples - A sideways look at the state education system shows how professionals become in a system that does not focus on individuals.
- But ‘No Angels’ also takes a sideways look at the often daft directives which are imposed on hospital staff.
- Successfully fusing elements of comedy, tragedy, and a sideways look at life in one great film is what makes Terms Of Endearment such a marvel.
- The Other Side Of Dunkirk takes a sideways look at an event that has been considered one of the finest feats in Britain's war-time history from a different point of view.
- Take Two captures a sideways look at the life of a single mother as she tries to run a small PR firm in the midlands.
PhrasesFrom the side; side-on. 从一边（或一侧）；朝向一边（或一侧） she was seeing him sideways on, all profile Example sentencesExamples - In terms of viewing angle, we found that you could look almost sideways on at the monitor without a skewing of colours.
- With this in mind, it becomes easier, perhaps, to approach greatness sideways on, to see it through the eyes of families or friends, wives or siblings, than to grapple with it head on.
- Stand sideways on to a bench, with one foot resting on top of the bench.
- The figure was smiling faintly, and facing his opponent sideways on, his right side pointing straight at the opposite figure.
- Then if all else failed I could come up with an amusing comedy act where I faced the audience sideways on and looked like a man, but could then turn around and look like a horse.
- As a new girl I was in the front row at assembly and the school choir was directly in front of me ranged in rows sideways on.
- During the first qualifying session of the day it was my turn in the car and, as I turned into turn three, I was faced by another BMW that had spun in the middle of the corner and was now stationary, sideways on.
- The raft was now sideways on and half under water.
- Eventually she launched forward at a man who was standing sideways on to her.
- However by the thirteenth century foreign chroniclers refer to the ‘English’ way of shooting a bow where the archer stands sideways on to his target and draws back to his chin or ear.
Definition of sideways in US English: sidewaysadjective & adverbˈsīdˌwāzˈsaɪdˌweɪz 1To, toward, or from the side. 向一边（或一侧）（的），向旁边（的）；从一边（或一侧）（的），从旁边（的） as adverb she tilted her body sideways 她侧倾身体。 as adjective he hurried toward his office without a sideways glance 他目不斜视地急忙朝办公室走去。 Example sentencesExamples - It was small and cramped and you couldn't travel without having to turn your body and walk sideways at some point.
- I gritted my teeth, looking sideways towards the ceiling briefly, trying not to lose my patience.
- I returned to my room, took off my shoes and headed towards my bed, casting a sideways glance at the small pile of wrapped presents at the foot of my bed.
- Robyn smiled back, then cast a sideways glance at the officer next to her.
- Veon ran sideways, towards the pile of supplies by the ship's ramp.
- Feeling the cold air, Martina tucks her hands into the pockets of her raincoat, looking sideways towards Mike's pensive face.
- The Prince eyed me suspiciously from a sideways glance.
- Adrian gave her a sideways glance as they sat side by side in the sand on the beach and turned back to the face the ocean where the sun was starting to set into the water.
- He nodded his head sideways towards the group of friends that he had been sitting with.
- Nick took a quick glance sideways to the other side of the rink, and immediately followed the example of the first man he saw.
- He reached across Hornblower's broad shoulders pulling him towards him sideways.
- I kept trying to back up, which was hard with the wall behind me, so I started scooting sideways towards the door.
- Yule trains alongside his rivals, and admits that he sneaks the odd sideways glance at them.
- Your core muscles are recruited in most of your daily body movements, whether you are bending over, turning your upper body or reaching sideways.
- She often would face sideways or towards the rest of the band, which only added to the mystery of her performance.
- Isaiah's eyes started to shift sideways towards Tara who was sitting next to him, but he caught himself and instead forced his gaze downward.
- Closing her eyes, she rolled her head back to rest upon the peak of the sofa-back before allowing it to loll sideways towards Sam, taking a look at him.
- It was not until I shot a sideways glance at my friend and noticed her strangely grey complexion that I realised not everything in the garden was rosy.
- I tipped my head over to the side and shot a sideways smile at Alex.
- Suddenly, the cyclone rose up off the ground and tilted sideways toward them, looking like a long snake.
Synonyms to the side, laterally, crabwise obliquely, indirectly, sidelong lateral, sideward, on the side, side to side oblique, indirect, sidelong, side - 1.1as adverb With one side facing forward.
一边（或一侧）向前地 the truck slid sideways across the road 卡车侧身横滑到公路另一侧。 Example sentencesExamples - There are only two directions to travel now: forward or sideways.
- He placed his hand on his lower back, stretched himself, bent forward and back and sideways, a slow smile growing on his face.
- I slammed on the brakes, slid sideways and stopped just before careening into a state road truck.
- The ship lurched forward and sideways as the men tried to take their seats on the bridge.
- She learned to scramble around and even run sideways, but not forward.
- Such an image suggests the very paradox of progress: does change move us forward, or merely sideways?
- I used rudder, stick, and brakes to keep the jet from sliding sideways or departing the runway.
- She slid sideways and put the tin foil-covered tray on the passenger side, then hopped out of the van.
- She tried to squeeze past them - first going forward, then sideways, finally backward.
- The doors slid open sideways, and Ves, taking just a step inside, was lucky not to get nipped on the backside as the doors closed shut, tightly behind him.
- Kevin Fotheringham slid the ball sideways and James Smith drove an excellent shot, which flashed into the net behind the home goalkeeper.
- So, put on your best shoes, go forward, sideways, then back.
- My front wheel hit the rear fender of the car and I ended up sliding along the road sideways.
- Moving on six articulated legs, the harvester advances forward and backward, sideways and diagonally.
- How can a boat be steered if it is dragged both forward and back, sideways, and up and down?
- He lost control of the wheel and the car spun around, slid sideways, and crashed into a fire hydrant.
- All at once I understood the value of looking backward, forward, sideways, or in any direction for inspiration.
- The tires grabbed for a second, then began to spin, and the truck slid sideways.
- I am pushed three steps sideways for every one forward.
- The book shelves slide forward, then sideways, and then back into the wall.
Synonyms edgewise, sidewards, side first, edgeways, end on - 1.2 So as to occupy a job or position at the same level as one previously held rather than be promoted or demoted.
（工作，职位）平级变动地（的） as adjective after the reshuffle there were sideways moves for managers 在改组之后，部长们进行了平级调动。 Example sentencesExamples - Downer has done his time in Foreign Affairs and could easily be moved sideways to the related defence portfolio.
- Meanwhile, the acting director of rugby, Richie Dixon, will be moved sideways and made head of special projects.
- He moves sideways from the health department, where he is one of two junior ministers, to become Margaret Curran's deputy at social justice.
- Within three years two had been marched and one moved sideways yet Hugh moved on to head up the Retail Division of the bank.
- Gordon and Gotch have changed managers while the First Fleet manager in charge of the Sydney distribution has moved sideways.
- He became known as the ‘Rhesus king’ of Manchester before moving sideways to a NHS post at St Mary's Hospital.
- Dixon was moved sideways to Murrayfield as Director of Coaching.
- I don't know what post she was moved sideways from - possibly associate executive deputy assistant commissioner.
- Secretly I admire him but I do wonder if he is slipping sideways into journalism rather than scientific editorship.
- 1.3 By an indirect way.
间接地（的） as adverb he came into politics sideways, as campaign manager for the president 他作为罗纳德·里根的竞选总管间接介入了政治。 Example sentencesExamples - When he saw her out in the garden he bounded out, did the sideways approach, all huffed up and brave, and was all ready to challenge her to a bit of mayhem.
- Camper has always had a sort of sideways commentary on politics.
- He smiled and took a sideways look at her on the sly.
- 1.4as adjective From an unconventional or unorthodox viewpoint.
（观点）非常规的，非正统的 take a sideways look at daily life 不落俗套地看待日常生活。 Example sentencesExamples - But ‘No Angels’ also takes a sideways look at the often daft directives which are imposed on hospital staff.
- Successfully fusing elements of comedy, tragedy, and a sideways look at life in one great film is what makes Terms Of Endearment such a marvel.
- A sideways look at the state education system shows how professionals become in a system that does not focus on individuals.
- Take Two captures a sideways look at the life of a single mother as she tries to run a small PR firm in the midlands.
- The Other Side Of Dunkirk takes a sideways look at an event that has been considered one of the finest feats in Britain's war-time history from a different point of view.
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