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neighbor n.邻居；邻国v.邻近 (1) 这位邻居跟他只是泛泛之交。(2) 我的邻居是一个具有高尚品德的人。(3) 她委托邻居照顾她的孩子。(4) 我从邻居那借了割草机来割花园里的草。(5) 英国最近的邻居是法国。(6) 该国对邻国的征服已经完成。(7) 那花园与高尔夫球场相邻。 The noun neighbor, spelled neahgebur in Old English, translates to “near” “dweller” when broken down into its individual parts. It makes sense, then, that neighbor refers to a nearby person, place, or thing. “It’s a recession when your neighbor loses his job; it’s a depression when you lose yours,” quipped Harry S. Truman, the 33rd American president.

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英 ['neɪbə] 美 ['neɪbə] (1) It was a neighbor he knew only socially.(2) My neighbor is a man of highest virtue.(3) She resigned her children to the care of a neighbor.(4) I borrowed a mower from my neighbor to cut grass in my garden.(5) Britain's nearest neighbor is France.(6) The country's subjection of its neighbor has been finished.(7) The garden neighbors on a golf-course. A neighbor is a nearby person or thing. Be kind to your neighbor, for you never know when you will need to borrow sugar, a shovel, or the spare key to your house.

英语单词	neighbor
英美音标	英 ['neɪbə] 美 ['neɪbə]
中文释义	n.邻居；邻国 v.邻近
英语例句	(1) It was a neighbor he knew only socially. (2) My neighbor is a man of highest virtue. (3) She resigned her children to the care of a neighbor. (4) I borrowed a mower from my neighbor to cut grass in my garden. (5) Britain's nearest neighbor is France. (6) The country's subjection of its neighbor has been finished. (7) The garden neighbors on a golf-course.
中文例句	(1) 这位邻居跟他只是泛泛之交。 (2) 我的邻居是一个具有高尚品德的人。 (3) 她委托邻居照顾她的孩子。 (4) 我从邻居那借了割草机来割花园里的草。 (5) 英国最近的邻居是法国。 (6) 该国对邻国的征服已经完成。 (7) 那花园与高尔夫球场相邻。
vocabulary简明	A neighbor is a nearby person or thing. Be kind to your neighbor, for you never know when you will need to borrow sugar, a shovel, or the spare key to your house.
vocabulary扩展	The noun neighbor, spelled neahgebur in Old English, translates to “near” “dweller” when broken down into its individual parts. It makes sense, then, that neighbor refers to a nearby person, place, or thing. “It’s a recession when your neighbor loses his job; it’s a depression when you lose yours,” quipped Harry S. Truman, the 33rd American president.

Neighbor Nearby Thing 英 Neɪbə] 美 Neɪbə N.邻居；邻国 V.邻近