sideline

美音：[ˈsaɪdlaɪn] 英音：[ˈsaɪdlaɪn]

简单释义：

n.副业；【体】(球场的)旁线；旁观者的立场

v.使运动员不能参加比赛；阻止某人参加活动；从事副业(或体育活动)

网络边线；兼职；单打边线

变形：

复数：sidelines 现在分词：sidelining 过去式：sidelined

完整释义：

1.【体】(球场的)旁线,边线
2.副业,兼职
3.局外人,旁观者的立场

1.使运动员不能参加比赛
2.阻止某人参加活动
3.从事副业(或体育活动)

例句：

I might as well have announced that I'd taken up bank robbery as a sideline.
可能我也宣称了我会把抢银行作为兼职吧。
The leasing portfolio is not just a sideline; it is seen as a way of getting a foothold in other business.
租赁组合不只是一种副业；人们认为这是争取在其他行业立足的一个办法。
He immediately crumpled to the ground, hopped off the field and then could not put any weight on the foot while standing on the sideline.
他当即躺在了场上，然后一跛一跛走到场边。在场边检查中他脚上不能负重。
Bryant said the team would be "drastically different" without Jackson's steady, cerebral presence on the sideline.
布莱恩特说湖人会有“显著的不同”如果杰克逊不在，他是他们场边的大脑。
In addition he was an esteemed poet, with a sideline in witty, mischievous verse.
同时，他身兼一名受人尊敬的诗人，业余写些诙谐俏皮的小诗。
or at least it would have been a neat sideline if he hadn't ploughed the profits (an estimated $220m) into charitable causes.
如果他不是把利润（估计有2.2亿美元）献给慈善事业的话，这至少是他一项挺不错的副业。
But for all the big games, when I looked over at the sideline, there was that familiar fedora.
但每次大型比赛，当我抬头环视看台时，那顶熟悉的软呢帽总在那儿。
He now owns two California restaurants , one of which he manages as a sideline to drawing Dilbert .
他现在在加洲拥有两家餐厅，其中一家是他作画外的主要营生。

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