Definition of onside in English:

onside

adjective & adverb ɒnˈsʌɪdˈɒnsʌɪdˌɑnˈsaɪd

1(of a player, especially in soccer, rugby, or hockey) occupying a position where playing the ball or puck is allowed; not offside.
（足球、橄榄球、曲棍球等比赛中）不越位（的）；非越位（的）
as adjective an onside position
as adverb he was trying to get back onside, but Williams shoved him
Example sentencesExamples
- And then, down the other end, Wolff is played onside by Marquez.
- Strings popped up and I was surprised there was nobody from Wales around me because they would be onside from a breaking ball like that.
- But what his manager would have given for him to be half a yard onside, rather than offside, when Craig Burley drilled a low shot goalwards in the 84th minute.
- Sometimes you get a situation when there is one defender playing you onside and it is hard to spot but in this case there were three.
- He probably would if he got the ball and was onside at the same time.
- If he is nearer the centre line than the last defender then attacking players nearer to him may appear offside and players further away may appear onside, and vice versa.
- The strike was ruled out for offside but television pictures later confirmed the Arsenal player had received the ball in an onside position.
- As the kick was about to be taken the two designated players then ran back into onside positions to await any ‘bits and pieces’ that might develop.
- Even when we managed to score an early goal in the league cup semi final second leg at Anfield, it was ruled offside. It was so onside, we would have won that match and got to two finals that year.
- Free kick from the right, and the Swiss comically attempt to play the Croatians offside, the result of which is most of the Croatian team left most definitely onside and with only Stiel to beat.
- Replays show that Scholes was definitely onside.
- He said Fowler was definitely onside for the first goal and neither he nor his players had any offside issues at the time with either of the other two goals.
- The Frenchman had been played onside by his old team-mate Silvinho.
- An offensive tackle blocks down on a defensive tackle, the onside guard, in most cases, blocks the outside linebacker, and the fullback kicks out on the defensive end.
- After verifying the onside linebacker is not blitzing, the fullback runs a sit-down pattern about 5 yards over the middle.
- The Cowboys seemed to remember this and went onside on their very first kickoff chance for opening day 2001.
- They did plan his dismissal in the second innings though, having noticed his tendency to scoop the ball to the onside uppishly.
- Robbie got in behind us but there was no question that he was onside and punished us.
- Marvin Robinson, played onside by Wayne Jacobs, licked his lips and gobbled up the invitation by smacking it by Paul Henderson.
- Few people can say that they really understand the change that permits a player to stand in an offside position at the start of a move and then be in an onside position to score at its climax.
2informal In or into a position of agreement.
〈非正式〉达成一致
as adverb the assurances helped bring officials onside
这些保证帮助官员们达成了一致。
Example sentencesExamples
- The government pretends to be onside with the Auditor General, saying over and over again that the public accounts have been certified and confirmed.
- If the Government had been a little bit more patient about this bill and taken a little bit more time to get the public onside, then the events we have seen in the last year would have helped it achieve the goal it felt it needed to achieve.
- This was an advancement aided substantially by the often sizeable retirement bonus with which nervous emperors made further attempts to keep the military caste onside.
- It will take a hell of a lot of work and persuasion to get the relevant parties onside though - especially when all of them will have some sympathy with VeriSign's position.
- Like her or not she influences the Left and having the American Left onside over there would save a lot of lives in the long run.
- Paisley knows exactly what he is about, but he is also a useful person to have onside.
- The canny duo are currently demonstrating some fancy footwork in getting Aer Lingus onside as anchor tenants in any new terminal.
- He has realised it is better to have them onside, however, especially as they have secured a block of 150 seats for each of the Tests - the first time they have sat en masse at home.
- With a mill and a log hauling company onside, it was just a case of finding a stretch of road that could be used as a test site, which turned out to be a 45-kilometre section of the Nazko and Tibbies roads, just west of Quesnel.
- The message they send to the IOC is that only 35 days away from the vote in Singapore Britain's candidate city does not even have its own citizens onside.
- The traditional method of using a year - end injection of additional equity to cause a company to come onside with respect to the existing thin cap rules will not have the same impact once the new rules are in effect.
- Keeping the cash carrot dangling before the GAA ensures the organisation will remain onside when the National Stadium plan is put together.
- Even though, as I mentioned, my inclinations are with Wilson, I think Gould is right in staying onside with Hume - I think one is always right in staying onside with Hume!
- If G has that lot onside what could possibly go wrong?
- Nevertheless it should come as no surprise that our Tool Of the Week wants to get onside with tradespeople, after all, a once over of his policies shows that there's a screw loose in there somewhere.
- With the public onside, the Department of Postal and Telegraphs was established in 1883 with Prince Bhanarungsi as director-general.
- Labour will not do what most of its own supporters want because it wants to keep onside with the big boys' club, rather than with the citizens of New Zealand.
- New Zealand cannot be bothered; it is not onside.
- Of course, if the Government has actually been pledging taxpayer resources to an MP in order to keep that member onside, then that is a matter the House has a legitimate interest in knowing about.

Rhymes

abide, applied, aside, astride, backslide, beside, bestride, betide, bide, bride, chide, Clyde, cockeyed, coincide, collide, confide, cried, decide, divide, dried, elide, five-a-side, glide, guide, hide, hollow-eyed, I'd, implied, lied, misguide, nationwide, nide, offside, outride, outside, pan-fried, pied, pie-eyed, pitch-side, popeyed, pride, provide, ride, Said, shied, side, slide, sloe-eyed, snide, square-eyed, starry-eyed, statewide, Strathclyde, stride, subdivide, subside, tide, tried, undyed, wall-eyed, wide, worldwide

Definition of onside in US English:

onside

adjective & adverbˌɑnˈsaɪdˌänˈsīd

(of a player, especially in soccer or hockey) occupying a position on the field where playing the ball or puck is allowed; not offside.
（足球、橄榄球、曲棍球等比赛中）不越位（的）；非越位（的）
Example sentencesExamples
- Free kick from the right, and the Swiss comically attempt to play the Croatians offside, the result of which is most of the Croatian team left most definitely onside and with only Stiel to beat.
- They did plan his dismissal in the second innings though, having noticed his tendency to scoop the ball to the onside uppishly.
- The Cowboys seemed to remember this and went onside on their very first kickoff chance for opening day 2001.
- But what his manager would have given for him to be half a yard onside, rather than offside, when Craig Burley drilled a low shot goalwards in the 84th minute.
- If he is nearer the centre line than the last defender then attacking players nearer to him may appear offside and players further away may appear onside, and vice versa.
- Few people can say that they really understand the change that permits a player to stand in an offside position at the start of a move and then be in an onside position to score at its climax.
- The strike was ruled out for offside but television pictures later confirmed the Arsenal player had received the ball in an onside position.
- Marvin Robinson, played onside by Wayne Jacobs, licked his lips and gobbled up the invitation by smacking it by Paul Henderson.
- The Frenchman had been played onside by his old team-mate Silvinho.
- Strings popped up and I was surprised there was nobody from Wales around me because they would be onside from a breaking ball like that.
- He said Fowler was definitely onside for the first goal and neither he nor his players had any offside issues at the time with either of the other two goals.
- An offensive tackle blocks down on a defensive tackle, the onside guard, in most cases, blocks the outside linebacker, and the fullback kicks out on the defensive end.
- He probably would if he got the ball and was onside at the same time.
- As the kick was about to be taken the two designated players then ran back into onside positions to await any ‘bits and pieces’ that might develop.
- Even when we managed to score an early goal in the league cup semi final second leg at Anfield, it was ruled offside. It was so onside, we would have won that match and got to two finals that year.
- After verifying the onside linebacker is not blitzing, the fullback runs a sit-down pattern about 5 yards over the middle.
- Robbie got in behind us but there was no question that he was onside and punished us.
- And then, down the other end, Wolff is played onside by Marquez.
- Sometimes you get a situation when there is one defender playing you onside and it is hard to spot but in this case there were three.
- Replays show that Scholes was definitely onside.

单词	onside
释义	Definition of onside in English: onside adjective & adverb ɒnˈsʌɪdˈɒnsʌɪdˌɑnˈsaɪd 1(of a player, especially in soccer, rugby, or hockey) occupying a position where playing the ball or puck is allowed; not offside. （足球、橄榄球、曲棍球等比赛中）不越位（的）；非越位（的） as adjective an onside position as adverb he was trying to get back onside, but Williams shoved him Example sentencesExamples And then, down the other end, Wolff is played onside by Marquez. Strings popped up and I was surprised there was nobody from Wales around me because they would be onside from a breaking ball like that. But what his manager would have given for him to be half a yard onside, rather than offside, when Craig Burley drilled a low shot goalwards in the 84th minute. Sometimes you get a situation when there is one defender playing you onside and it is hard to spot but in this case there were three. He probably would if he got the ball and was onside at the same time. If he is nearer the centre line than the last defender then attacking players nearer to him may appear offside and players further away may appear onside, and vice versa. The strike was ruled out for offside but television pictures later confirmed the Arsenal player had received the ball in an onside position. As the kick was about to be taken the two designated players then ran back into onside positions to await any ‘bits and pieces’ that might develop. Even when we managed to score an early goal in the league cup semi final second leg at Anfield, it was ruled offside. It was so onside, we would have won that match and got to two finals that year. Free kick from the right, and the Swiss comically attempt to play the Croatians offside, the result of which is most of the Croatian team left most definitely onside and with only Stiel to beat. Replays show that Scholes was definitely onside. He said Fowler was definitely onside for the first goal and neither he nor his players had any offside issues at the time with either of the other two goals. The Frenchman had been played onside by his old team-mate Silvinho. An offensive tackle blocks down on a defensive tackle, the onside guard, in most cases, blocks the outside linebacker, and the fullback kicks out on the defensive end. After verifying the onside linebacker is not blitzing, the fullback runs a sit-down pattern about 5 yards over the middle. The Cowboys seemed to remember this and went onside on their very first kickoff chance for opening day 2001. They did plan his dismissal in the second innings though, having noticed his tendency to scoop the ball to the onside uppishly. Robbie got in behind us but there was no question that he was onside and punished us. Marvin Robinson, played onside by Wayne Jacobs, licked his lips and gobbled up the invitation by smacking it by Paul Henderson. Few people can say that they really understand the change that permits a player to stand in an offside position at the start of a move and then be in an onside position to score at its climax. 2informal In or into a position of agreement. 〈非正式〉达成一致 as adverb the assurances helped bring officials onside 这些保证帮助官员们达成了一致。 Example sentencesExamples The government pretends to be onside with the Auditor General, saying over and over again that the public accounts have been certified and confirmed. If the Government had been a little bit more patient about this bill and taken a little bit more time to get the public onside, then the events we have seen in the last year would have helped it achieve the goal it felt it needed to achieve. This was an advancement aided substantially by the often sizeable retirement bonus with which nervous emperors made further attempts to keep the military caste onside. It will take a hell of a lot of work and persuasion to get the relevant parties onside though - especially when all of them will have some sympathy with VeriSign's position. Like her or not she influences the Left and having the American Left onside over there would save a lot of lives in the long run. Paisley knows exactly what he is about, but he is also a useful person to have onside. The canny duo are currently demonstrating some fancy footwork in getting Aer Lingus onside as anchor tenants in any new terminal. He has realised it is better to have them onside, however, especially as they have secured a block of 150 seats for each of the Tests - the first time they have sat en masse at home. With a mill and a log hauling company onside, it was just a case of finding a stretch of road that could be used as a test site, which turned out to be a 45-kilometre section of the Nazko and Tibbies roads, just west of Quesnel. The message they send to the IOC is that only 35 days away from the vote in Singapore Britain's candidate city does not even have its own citizens onside. The traditional method of using a year - end injection of additional equity to cause a company to come onside with respect to the existing thin cap rules will not have the same impact once the new rules are in effect. Keeping the cash carrot dangling before the GAA ensures the organisation will remain onside when the National Stadium plan is put together. Even though, as I mentioned, my inclinations are with Wilson, I think Gould is right in staying onside with Hume - I think one is always right in staying onside with Hume! If G has that lot onside what could possibly go wrong? Nevertheless it should come as no surprise that our Tool Of the Week wants to get onside with tradespeople, after all, a once over of his policies shows that there's a screw loose in there somewhere. With the public onside, the Department of Postal and Telegraphs was established in 1883 with Prince Bhanarungsi as director-general. Labour will not do what most of its own supporters want because it wants to keep onside with the big boys' club, rather than with the citizens of New Zealand. New Zealand cannot be bothered; it is not onside. Of course, if the Government has actually been pledging taxpayer resources to an MP in order to keep that member onside, then that is a matter the House has a legitimate interest in knowing about. Rhymes abide, applied, aside, astride, backslide, beside, bestride, betide, bide, bride, chide, Clyde, cockeyed, coincide, collide, confide, cried, decide, divide, dried, elide, five-a-side, glide, guide, hide, hollow-eyed, I'd, implied, lied, misguide, nationwide, nide, offside, outride, outside, pan-fried, pied, pie-eyed, pitch-side, popeyed, pride, provide, ride, Said, shied, side, slide, sloe-eyed, snide, square-eyed, starry-eyed, statewide, Strathclyde, stride, subdivide, subside, tide, tried, undyed, wall-eyed, wide, worldwide Definition of onside in US English: onside adjective & adverbˌɑnˈsaɪdˌänˈsīd (of a player, especially in soccer or hockey) occupying a position on the field where playing the ball or puck is allowed; not offside. （足球、橄榄球、曲棍球等比赛中）不越位（的）；非越位（的） Example sentencesExamples Free kick from the right, and the Swiss comically attempt to play the Croatians offside, the result of which is most of the Croatian team left most definitely onside and with only Stiel to beat. They did plan his dismissal in the second innings though, having noticed his tendency to scoop the ball to the onside uppishly. The Cowboys seemed to remember this and went onside on their very first kickoff chance for opening day 2001. But what his manager would have given for him to be half a yard onside, rather than offside, when Craig Burley drilled a low shot goalwards in the 84th minute. If he is nearer the centre line than the last defender then attacking players nearer to him may appear offside and players further away may appear onside, and vice versa. Few people can say that they really understand the change that permits a player to stand in an offside position at the start of a move and then be in an onside position to score at its climax. The strike was ruled out for offside but television pictures later confirmed the Arsenal player had received the ball in an onside position. Marvin Robinson, played onside by Wayne Jacobs, licked his lips and gobbled up the invitation by smacking it by Paul Henderson. The Frenchman had been played onside by his old team-mate Silvinho. Strings popped up and I was surprised there was nobody from Wales around me because they would be onside from a breaking ball like that. He said Fowler was definitely onside for the first goal and neither he nor his players had any offside issues at the time with either of the other two goals. An offensive tackle blocks down on a defensive tackle, the onside guard, in most cases, blocks the outside linebacker, and the fullback kicks out on the defensive end. He probably would if he got the ball and was onside at the same time. As the kick was about to be taken the two designated players then ran back into onside positions to await any ‘bits and pieces’ that might develop. Even when we managed to score an early goal in the league cup semi final second leg at Anfield, it was ruled offside. It was so onside, we would have won that match and got to two finals that year. After verifying the onside linebacker is not blitzing, the fullback runs a sit-down pattern about 5 yards over the middle. Robbie got in behind us but there was no question that he was onside and punished us. And then, down the other end, Wolff is played onside by Marquez. Sometimes you get a situation when there is one defender playing you onside and it is hard to spot but in this case there were three. Replays show that Scholes was definitely onside.
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