siding

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The train has shunted to a siding.
這列火車(chē)已轉(zhuǎn)至旁軌。
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The statement from a foreign ministry spokesman, carried by state media, said that siding with those who sought their resumption "will not help to ease tension".
聲明由官方媒躰宣佈，外交部發(fā)言人在聲明中稱(chēng)，支持那些要求他們恢複會(huì)談的人“無(wú)助於緩和緊張侷勢(shì)”。
A CBS News/Knowledge Networks Poll found that 46 percent of uncommitted voters who watched the debate thought Biden won, with 21 percent siding with Palin.
哥倫比亞廣播公司和知識(shí)網(wǎng)路進(jìn)行的民調(diào)顯示，觀看辯論的46％的非承諾性選民認(rèn)爲(wèi)拜登勝出，21％支持珮林。

House members voted 209 to 193 in favor of the Democrat-backed legislation late Friday, siding largely along party lines.
Some will take one side, others will take another, and we'll find ourselves siding or not siding with them, at least in part for reasons that arise out of the distinction between these two positions that I've been making today.
有些人支持一方，其他人支持另一方，我們支持或不支持某一方，部分原因就是,我們今天講的二者的立場(chǎng)。
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Hans Bader and other conservative commentators accuse President Obama of siding with the anti-democratic forces in the region against people in Honduras who were trying to protect their republic and its constitution.

This high-powered spectrograph is linked to the Anglo-Australian Telescope at Siding Spring Observatory near Coonabarabran.
FORBES: Searching for the Siblings of the Sun

(RAILWAY) a short railway track connected to a main track, wherecarriages are kept when they are not being used
(MATERIAL) material that covers the surface of the outer walls of a building, usually in sloping layers

Siding is a wooden, plastic, or metal covering on the outside walls of a building.
A siding is a short railway track beside the main tracks, where engines and cars are left when they are not being used.