bedside English

Meaning bedside meaning

What does bedside mean?

bedside

— noun space by the side of a bed (especially the bed of a sick or dying person) the doctor stood at her bedside

Topics bedside topics

What do people use bedside to talk about?

Daily life Household equipment Furniture

Table

• What types of tables are there?
  table dining room table bedside table end table coffee table desk

Examples bedside examples

How do I use bedside in a sentence?

Simple sentences

They take turns at the patient's bedside.

My doctor has an excellent bedside manner.

She came hurrying to his bedside.

Emet sat at my bedside for ten hours.

Dr. Jackson has a good bedside manner.

I didn't think Tom would make it through the night, so I stayed by his bedside.

Tom turned on the small lamp on his bedside table.

Tom took his glasses off and put them on the bedside table.

Before going to bed, a real programmer puts on the bedside table two glasses: one with water to drink during the night, and another empty, in case he won't be thirsty.

Tom turned off his bedside lamp.

Mary's husband is dying so she spends the night at his bedside at the hospital.

Movie subtitles

Going halves on the mantelpiece and the bedside table and taking it in turns to open the curtains and turn the light off.

It was so thick that I could hardly see the light by my bedside.

Do you know that I've just come from the bedside of the girl you brought here last night?

Mr. Wilkerson, I've just come from Emmie Slattery's bedside.

At the bedside was political sidekick Senator Joseph Paine.

Your journal was on the bookshelf by my bedside. and I must confess I spent the night reading it.

Now, Lakin, you've said that after you served dinner to Colonel Paradine in his bedroom, he asked you to place a glass of burgundy by his bedside.

Had he ever asked for a glass of burgundy to be put by his bedside before?

Did he tell you about putting the glass of burgundy at the Colonel's bedside?

You can make one out of your bedside radio.

And all night while you were sleeping. I was at your bedside. watching over you. my eyes fixed on you.

Harlequin, who is the lover, and the clowns, are at her bedside.

There is no further word from the bedside of Princess Ann, who was taken ill yesterday on the last leg of her European tour.

Is this an example of your bedside manner, Doctor?

She dived into the whiskey and swam right over to my bedside.

The son of Francisco de Vargas always has the bedside privilege with me.

But when the telephone rang at his bedside. and a familiar voice from Berlin called on him once more. he rose and was in a plane on the way back to the desert within hours.

Iris gave up her dancing, according to the marriage bargain, and did little else but sit at Daddy's bedside.

Place them by her windows, her door, and by her bedside.

Mother sick, had to rush to her bedside.

My book about this topic used to be on the bedside table of all the officers.

I asked if I might visit him at his bedside, but he sent word back that his pain was so great that he did not wish to be seen in his present state.

Perhaps you regard it as an opportunity to become one of those bedside manners with a list of the proper pills to give the patient, particularly when you don't know what is the matter with him.

I'll leave it on the bedside table.

Your bedside manner is a little odd. even for a psychoanalyst.

Iris gave up her dancing, according to the marriage bargain,. and did little else but sit at Daddy's bedside.

And I put it on her bedside table.

We are brim-full of bedside tables and very short of pillows.

Will I sleep on a bedside table?

Who taught you to search others' bedside-tables?

I'd come to your bedside.

N. Fokin at the sick Nekrasov's bedside.

News and current affairs

Perhaps the IMF's bedside manners would improve, perhaps not.