on the other side
prep. phr..prep. phr.. In a location across from something else, like a street, a room, or a river.
prep. phr.. An adverbial phrase of location indicating a position opposite or across a dividing line, barrier, or space.
The park is on the other side of the street.
We live on this side of the river, and my grandparents live on the other side.
After a long illness, he seemed at peace, as if he had finally crossed over to the other side.
Often followed by 'of' to specify the barrier or space being referred to, such as 'of the road'.
Contrast with 'opposite'; 'on the other side' implies a barrier or space to be crossed, while 'opposite' can simply mean facing something directly.
The bank is on other side of the street.The bank is on the other side of the street.The definite article 'the' is required in this fixed phrase.