1. 杂耍, 穿插表演, 附属事件：AMSA Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft高级有人驾驶战略飞机 | sideshow 杂耍, 穿插表演, 附属事件 | fool sb. out of sth. 骗取某人某物
2. 杂耍：sidesaddle 横座马鞍 | sideshow 杂耍 | sideslip 侧滑
3. 附属活动：附属付款承诺subordinated | 附属活动sideshow | 附属建筑annexe
4. 余兴/杂耍/附属活动/枝节问题：sidesaddle /横座马鞍/在偏座/ | sideshow /余兴/杂耍/附属活动/枝节问题/ | sideslip /侧滑/傍枝/私生子/
1. sideshow的解释
1. 次要活动;附带事件;附属活动
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.
e.g. In the end, the meeting was a sideshow to a political storm that broke Thursday...
最终，那次会议成了星期四爆发的政治风暴的一个附属事件。
e.g. Radio work for him was very much a sideshow.
对他来说电台的工作只是顺便做做而已。
2. (马戏或游园会中穿插的)小节目，助兴表演,杂耍
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.
e.g. Sideshows at the championship include highland dancing and a play by The Wanlockhead Players.
锦标赛上的助兴节目包括高地舞蹈和万洛克黑德剧社上演的一部剧。
1. sideshow的解释
1. " We could come to the conclusion that the sideshow ought to be the main show, " he said.
2. Some showed off their Easter finery, others wore costumes that might have appeared in a circus sideshow.
3. The Greek and Spanish dramas are a sideshow that pale into insignificance when compared with the mountain of debt accumulated by the US.
4. sideshow
4. The Australian delegation is viewed as " a sideshow to the main game, " she told ABC radio.
5. At a news conference, he pleaded for the long " sideshow " to end.
6. Some marines were disappointed to be carrying out a mission that seemed a sideshow to the main effort.
7. Major stock indexes were almost a sideshow during the session, with the credit markets as the main event.
noun
1. sideshow
1. a minor show that is part of a larger one (as at the circus)
2. a subordinate incident of little importance relative to the main event
e.g. instruction is not an educational sideshow