sideways的意思|sideways的解释-里氏词典

sideways ['saidweiz]

ad. 向旁边, 向侧面地

a. 旁边的, 向侧面的

sideways

[ adv ]

with one side forward or to the front

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turned sideways to show the profile

crabs seeming to walk sidewise

from the side; obliquely

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a picture lit sideways

scenes viewed sidewise

toward one side

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the car slipped sideways into the ditch

leaning sideways

a figure moving sidewise in the shadows

to, toward or at one side

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darting eyes looking sidelong out of a wizened face

[ adj ]

(of movement) at an angle

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Sideways \Side"ways`\, adv.
Toward the side; sidewise.

A second refraction made sideways. --Sir I.
Newton.

His beard, a good palm's length, at least, . . .
Shot sideways, like a swallow's wings. --Longfellow.

The trailer jackknifed and turned over so that the rig ended up skidding sideways, blocking both northbound lanes and the shoulder, Williams said.
"This market is trading sideways," said one trader.
"The dollar is moving sideways because there's nothing on the horizon to shake the market from its lethargy," said Carol Callanan, assistant vice president at Credit Lyonnais in New York.
JOHANNESBURG ended mixed after drifting sideways in quiet trading.
The question, increasingly, is whether German monetary policy is even appropriate for Germany. Last but not least, there is Japan, whose economy has been going sideways since early-1992.
With equities drifting sideways and the gilts market in danger of flooding, fund managers are looking for alternative investments.
"The bottom line is that it's healthy to have this kind of sideways activity, especially after a 30% gain in stock values over the past 12 months."
Michael A. Gotthelf, vice president of foreign exchange at Berliner Handels & Frankfurter Bank, New York, said economic fundamentals "point to sideways trading for the next couple of months" in the dollar.
Its edge stopped just four feet from the home before it stopped moving sideways and moved down a gully.
They may fall a little more and then trade "sideways" for a while, he says.
Many money managers and analysts expect that at best the market will drift sideways at least through the end of the year, when the economic picture may become clearer.
The maneuver was to boost Voyager's speed by 2.1 mph and nudge the one-ton spacecraft slightly sideways.
Wolicki said the dollar was "basically trendless, going sideways for a while," but could start drifting lower.
A general lack of conviction for anything but takeover stocks sent the market sideways for most of the day.
Although volume was moderately active in the afternoon, trading consisted of a matched amount of selling against buying, allowing for only sideways movement on the indexes, observers said.
"The company is making all kinds of threats here that if flight attendants look sideways and sneeze, they can be terminated," a union spokesman said.
In horizontal drilling, a well is started vertically but then is slanted sideways and drilled parallel to the surface to enhance prospects of hitting an oil or gas reservoir.
The jet tilted sideways before touching down on the runway, and one engine burst into flames, Andina said.
Glenn was knocked a bit off balance by the sideways, closed-fist slug but quickly immobilized his assailant by grabbing his arms, witnesses said.
For example, it can move sideways, a maneuver Koeppen said may help drastically reduce damage to forest soils and vegetation.
Joe Mantegna is kindly-bullying Dad, charging forward or sideways like a chutzpah-fortified castle.
"There was a sort of heavy pounding behind us and we were knocked sideways," said Pack.
Overall market levels may be moving sideways or marginally higher, but just look at the individual stock price movements.
Now, when he watches air battles in famous movies like "Twelve O'Clock High," starring Gregory Peck as a World War II flight commander, he leans sideways in his chair and starts grunting with the imagined gravitational force against his head.
Mr. Gorman added the caution, however, that stock prices "may move sideways" over the next week or so until the trade numbers are released next Friday.
"But when it turned nearly sideways and bounced again, I broke into a cold sweat."
And during the final months of 1986, the market, rocked by Wall Street's spreading insider-trading scandals and the accompanying decline of some takeover stocks, had drifted sideways.
They recovered much of that during that day, and moved sideways on Friday, closing the week at 665, up 5p.
"The reason we've had eight straight years is because we had 16 years of nothing," he said. "The market went sideways or down for 16 years." The previous longest advance began in 1896 and lasted for six years, Lynch said.
She said prices found support around 76 cents and that they should move "sideways" for a while.

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