siding

英 [ˈsaɪdɪŋ]

美 [ˈsaɪdɪŋ]

n.  (火车不用时停靠的)侧线，岔线; 壁板; 墙板; 挡板
v.  支持，偏袒
side的现在分词

复数：sidings　现在分词：siding　

BNC.15690 / COCA.13415

牛津词典

noun

• （火车不用时停靠的）侧线，岔线
  a short track beside a main railway/railroad line, where trains can stand when they are not being used
• 壁板；墙板；挡板
  material used to cover and protect the outside walls of buildings

柯林斯词典

• (铁路线的)侧线，岔道
  Asidingis a short railway track beside the main tracks, where engines and carriages are left when they are not being used.
• (建筑外墙的)墙板，壁板
  Sidingis a wooden or metal covering on the outside walls of a building.

英英释义

noun

• a short stretch of railroad track used to store rolling stock or enable trains on the same line to pass
  Synonym:railroad sidingturnoutsidetrack
• material applied to the outside of a building to make it weatherproof

双语例句

• This paper presents a simulation to the atmosphere column's siding quality control.
  该文对常压塔侧线质量控制系统进行了仿真。
• Siding with the most famous Bozos of international politics.
  赞同国际政治中最著名的“傻大个”站在一起。
• The train was switched into the siding.
  列车转辙进出侧线。
• What stupidity, siding with an enemy of the republic.
  坐在共和国的敌人旁边是多么的愚蠢啊！
• The building also used reclaimed materials extensively, including siding from a barn.
  该建筑还利用回收材料广泛，包括从谷仓壁板。
• Many investors, it turns out, are siding with Mr Cook.
  事实证明，许多投资者站在了库克这一边。
• Did your family siding against your work?
  那你的家人会不会反对呢？
• Two construction workers emerge from behind a sheet of aluminium siding, their faces concealed beneath balaclavas.
  两名建筑工人从一片铝线后面浮现，他们的脸隐藏在头套后面。
• Who's siding with who?
  谁跟谁站在一边了？
• Sided with the Conservatives in congress; siding against the bill.
  在国会中支持保守派；支持反对这项提案。