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Meanings of neighbors in English
Usage of neighbors in English
1
Water is also a major issue between Israel and its Arab neighbors.
2
One morning she had taken a group of neighbors' children to school.
3
Have you ever had neighbors help you out during a difficult situation?
4
German conservatives dislike an idea they say means paying for poorer neighbors.
5
Her new neighbors were home from their day's work in the fields.
6
Southern African neighbors express concerns that the electoral process has been rushed.
7
Do good neighbors bring cookies or something when new people move in?
8
In some ways, that encapsulates China's equivocal response to its problem neighbors.
9
Global warming means its neighbors will increasingly need to do the same.
10
Mugabe's neighbors in Kutama said the government should treat him with respect.
11
The country trailed several of its neighbors in tightening its land borders.
12
Far enough away that Xavier didn't worry about the neighbors getting involved.
13
But despite better relations, the neighbors remain deeply suspicious of each other.
14
NP: I guess just that people pay attention, look to their neighbors.
15
Brandy wouldn't change her story, but the neighbors heard the whole thing.
16
Several of Iran's neighbors have closed their borders to travel from Iran.
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Neighbors through the time
Neighbors across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common