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sidelines

/ˈsaɪd.laɪnz/

Translations

sidelinenoun

sidelines

/ˈsaɪd.laɪn/

побочная деятельность

He has a sideline as a freelance writer.

У него есть побочная деятельность в качестве внештатного писателя.

боковая линия

The coach stood on the sideline, shouting instructions to the players.

Тренер стоял на боковой линии, выкрикивая указания игрокам.

подработкао дополнительной работе помимо основной

She started a sideline in web design.

Она начала подработку в веб-дизайне.

бровкаспортивное; зона у боковой линии поля

The assistant coach waited on the sideline.

Помощник тренера ждал на бровке.

Additional translations

побочная работа

второстепенная деятельность

дополнительный заработок

периферияо неосновной, второстепенной сфере внимания

Synonyms

secondary position

Antonyms

main job

primary occupation

primary job

front line

sidelineverb

sidelines

sidelined

Past Simple

sidelined

Past Participle

sidelining

Gerund

/ˈsaɪdlaɪn/

отстранять

The coach decided to sideline the player due to his injury.

Тренер решил отстранить игрока из-за его травмы.

игнорировать

The manager tends to sideline any suggestions from the junior staff.

Менеджер склонен игнорировать любые предложения от младшего персонала.

Additional translations

оттеснятьо лишении значимой роли или участия

Synonyms

set aside

Antonyms

Definitions

sidelinenoun

A line that marks the boundary of a playing field or court.

The player stepped out of bounds when he crossed the sideline.

An activity done in addition to one's main job, especially to earn extra income.

She started a small baking business as a sideline to her teaching career.

A position or point of view that is not central or directly involved in an activity.

He watched the debate from the sideline, not wanting to get involved in the argument.

The area along the side of a sports field where coaches, substitutes, and other team personnel stand during play.

The trainer sprinted from the sideline to help the injured player.

sidelineverb

To remove or keep someone from participating in an activity or event, often due to injury or other reasons.

The coach decided to sideline the player after he injured his ankle during practice.

To marginalize or exclude someone from a group or activity, often by not giving them a significant role or responsibility.

She felt sidelined in the project when her ideas were not considered by the team.