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[/ˈneɪbə(r); ˋnebɚ/] n 用法:
1 (a) person living next to or near another 邻人; 邻居:
Turn your radio down, or you'll wake the neighbours. 把收音机的声音调小些, 不然会把邻居吵醒. *
We're next-door neighbours, ie Our houses are side by side. 我们是隔壁邻居. *
They are close neighbours of ours, ie live not far from us. 他们是我们的近邻.
(b) person, thing or country that is next to or near another 邻近的人或物; 邻国:
We were neighbours (ie sat side by side) at dinner. 我们用餐时坐在一起. *
When the big tree fell, it brought down two of its smaller neighbours, ie two smaller trees near it. 那棵大树一倒把附近的两棵小树也弄倒了. *
Britain's nearest neighbour is France. 英国最接近的邻国是法国. 用法:
2 fellow human being 世人:
Love your neighbour. 要爱世人. *
be a good neighbour, ie treat others kindly 善待他人. neighbour (US neighbor) 2
v [Ipr] ~ on sth be next or near to sth （与某物）相邻; 邻近（某物）:
The garden neighbours on a golf-course. 那花园与高尔夫球场相邻. neighbouring (US -boring)[/ˈneɪbərɪŋ; ˋnebərɪŋ/] adj [attrib 作定语] situated or living next or near to sb/sth 相邻的; 邻近的:
the neighbouring country, town, village, etc 邻国、 邻近的城市、 邻近的村庄 *
neighbouring families 邻家. |