MDBG Mobile Chinese English Dictionary (iPhone, Android, Windows Phone)

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右	yòu	(bound form) right; right-hand side / (bound form) (politics) right of center / (bound form) (old) west / (literary) the right side as the side of precedence
右边	yòu bian	right side / right, to the right
靠	kào	to lean against or on / to stand by the side of / to come near to / to depend on / to trust / to fuck (vulgar) / traditional military costume drama where the performers wear armor (old)
左边	zuǒ bian	left / the left side / to the left of
帅	shuài	(bound form) commander-in-chief / (bound form) to lead; to command / handsome; graceful; dashing; elegant / (coll.) cool!; sweet! / (Chinese chess) general (on the red side, equivalent to a king in Western chess)
头	tóu	head / hair style / the top / end / beginning or end / a stub / remnant / chief / boss / side / aspect / first / leading / classifier for pigs or livestock / CL:个
太阳	tài yang	sun / sunlight; sunshine / temple (on the side of the human head) (abbr. for 太阳穴)
反正	fǎn zhèng	anyway / in any case / to come over from the enemy's side
一边	yī biān	one side / either side / on the one hand / on the other hand / doing while
前边	qián bian	front / the front side / in front of
南边	nán bian	south / south side / southern part / to the south of
以外	yǐ wài	apart from / other than / except for / external / outside of / on the other side of / beyond
北边	běi biān	north / north side / northern part / to the north of
东边	dōng bian	east / east side / eastern part / to the east of
对方	duì fāng	the other person; the other side; the other party
西边	xī biān	west / west side / western part / to the west of
对联	duì lián	rhyming couplet / pair of lines of verse written vertically down the sides of a doorway / CL:副,幅
刻舟求剑	kè zhōu qiú jiàn	lit. a notch on the side of a boat to locate a sword dropped overboard (idiom); fig. an action made pointless by changed circumstances
㐷	mǎ	(Chinese chess) horse; knight (on the red side)
一团和气	yī tuán hé qì	(idiom) to keep on the right side of everyone (often at the expense of principle)