neighbours
Pronunciation: [ˈneɪbərz]
Word
Context: “relationship”
(noun) people who live near you, usually in the same street or area. Neighbours can be your friends, or just people you see often when you go outside.
Example
My neighbours are very friendly, and we often have barbecues together.
Example
My old neighbours were loud and didn’t respect quiet time.
Example
Do you know the names of your neighbours?
Context: “geography”
(noun) countries or areas that are next to each other. For example, Canada and the United States are neighbours because they share a border.
Example
Germany and France are neighbours in Europe.
Example
Australia is not a neighbour to Japan; they are separated by a large ocean.
Example
Which countries are neighbours to your country?
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