take (one) to one side Идиома

a thorn in my side

one who causes pain, one who bugs me He's always been a thorn in my side - always critical of me.

backside

buttocks, bum, buns When I was learning to skate, I fell a lot. My backside was sore!

beside myself

very upset, very worried, at loose ends She was beside herself with grief when her sister died.

beside one

very upset or excited about something He was beside himself with joy at winning the contest.

beside the point

not relevant to the subject that you are considering or discussing "What you are saying is beside the point. We are not talking about salary now."

choose sides

help one side or team, take sides Some of the students will dislike you if you choose sides.

choose up sides

choose people to play on two or more teams Let's choose up sides and play a game of volleyball.

come onside

come on our team, be on our side, buy into We want to persuade Vi to come onside. We want her to join us.

dark side

bad side of a person, the evil part of our nature Most people try to hide the dark side of their personality.

don't know which side your bread is buttered on

do not know what is really important, have not learned much about life If you refuse the assistance, you don't know which side your bread is buttered on.

take (one) to one side

To move one to a quiet area afar from added bodies so as to allege with them privately. The bang-up took me to one ancillary and told me my contempo achievement had not been satisfactory. I took the apprentice to one ancillary to acquaint him the abhorrent news.Learn more: one, side, take

take someone to one side

Fig. to advance addition to a almost clandestine place, to say article clandestine or accord clandestine instructions. (Learn added take someone aside.) Gary took Fran to one ancillary to allocution to her. I will booty Sue to one ancillary and accept a chat with her about this matter.Learn more: one, side, take

take/draw somebody to one ˈside

booty somebody abroad from a accumulation of bodies in adjustment to allege to them in private: She took me to one ancillary to explain why she hadn’t accustomed me the job.Learn more: draw, one, side, somebody, take

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don't hand me that don't hold your breath don't knock it don't know him from Adam don't know the first thing about it don't know the half of it don't know whether you're coming or going don't know which end is up don't know which side your bread is buttered on don't know your ass from a hole in the ground don't look a gift horse in the mouth don't make a mountain out of a molehill don't make me laugh don't make waves don't mention it don't push your luck don't put all your eggs in one basket take (great) pains (to do something) take (great) pains over (something) take (great) pains with (something) take (one) aback take (one) around take (one) aside take (one) at (one's) word take (one) behind the woodshed take (one) by surprise take (one) down a notch (or two) take (one) down a peg (or two) take (one) down memory lane take (one) down to size take (one) for (something) take (one) for a fool take (one) for a ride take (one) for a sleigh ride take (one) for an idiot take (one) for dead take (one) in tow take (one) off guard take (one) out of (oneself) take (one) out to dinner take (one) round take (one) through (something or some place) take (one) to one side take (one) to task take (one) to the cleaners take (one) to the woodshed take (one) up on (something) take (one) wrong take (one's or someone's) life in(to) (one's) (own) hands take (one's) ball and go home take (one's) belt in (a notch (or two)) take (one's) blood pressure take (one's) break take (one's) breath away take (one's) chances take (one's) cherry take (one's) courage in both hands take (one's) death (of cold) take (one's) eye off the ball take (one's) eyes off (of) (someone or something) take (one's) fancy take (one's) hands off (something or someone) take (one's) hat off to (someone or something) take (one's) head off take (one's) life take (one's) lumps take (one's) measure take (one's) medicine