柯林斯英汉双解大词典
sideshow /ˈsaɪdˌʃəʊ/
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N-COUNT A sideshow is a less important or less significant event or situation related to a larger, more important one that is happening at the same time. 次要事件; 次要情况 [oft N 'to' n]
例：In the end, the meeting was a sideshow to a political storm that broke Thursday.
最终，那场会议成了星期四爆发的政治风暴的一个附带事件。
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N-COUNT At a circus or fair, a sideshow is a performance that you watch or a game of skill that you play, that is provided in addition to the main entertainment. (马戏团或游乐园主要活动中穿插的)助兴表演
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Do you enjoy the side show of the circus?
你喜欢马戏团的杂耍吗？
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Its writing, is also a side show about the mentality of the literary class from the Ming to the Qing dynasty.
而其书写，也在一个侧面展示了从明到清，整个士人阶层的心路历程。
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When this happens, we are living in what Barry Oshry calls "the Side Show" - a place of drama, loss of trust, blaming and shaming - with great energy loss for the system.
出现这样的局面时，我们就进入了巴里•奥什里所说的“舍本逐末”的境地。它充满了戏剧性，它缺乏信任，人们互相责难，相互羞辱，它导致整个体系损失大量的能量。
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The men show little expression. Rosa Parks' eyes look off to the side and into the distance.
VOA: special.2010.04.16
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There's a little video player on the right side of The screen that allows the student or the professor Teaching from these materials to bring up those Materials and show the students. So this allow The students to explore materials on their own.
屏幕右边有个小放映机,能让学生和用这些资料教学的教授,提取出这些媒体资料,并播放给学生看,这允许学生自己发掘资料。
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I guess, show a different side of New York and a different side of people.
我想展现纽约和人们不同的一面。
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