Значения термина bad neighbour на английском

Frederic, in some respects a good master, was emphatically a bad neighbour.

The two together made a complete position, while singly each was a very bad neighbour to the other.

I sent you a letter from Knox, he has dined here once, but he is now a very bad neighbour.

Australia has been called a bad neighbour to Pacific countries vulnerable to climate change and needs to get out of fossil fuel-based growth faster.

In England they call us very bad neighbours, we are so seldom there.

Rufus left the " Bad neighbour" to continue the siege and went southward.

He says Australia and New Zealand are bad neighbours.

The honest citizens of Lawrenceburgh have, for forty years, known what a curse it is to have bad neighbours.

Locals complain that the cost of living has shot up and the hordes of tourists often make for bad neighbours.

Efron's presence elevates Bad Neighbours in a lot of ways, complicating our allegiances and throwing everyone else's flaws into sharp relief.

"You have bad neighbours, indeed," said I.

What do Bad Neighbours, The First Great Train Robbery, Die Hard 4.0 and Marvel Avengers Assemble have in common?

Months of trailers and marketing have preconditioned us to go into Bad Neighbours thinking that Zac Efron and his frathouse of dudebros are the villains.

Bad Neighbours is fantastically funny (bar a real gross, tonally bizarre breastfeeding scene) and surprisingly expert at playing audience anxieties for pathos and for jokes.