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Значения термина neighbour на английском

русский
сосед
португальский
vizinha
испанский
vecina
каталонский
veïna

Geographically-nearby person or other occupant.

сосед
Использование термина neighbour на английском
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The neighbour then called the police emergency number, according to media reports.
The Irish Times
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Its stable yet economically under-developed neighbour Syria proves a good test case.
The Guardian
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Recent political and economic challenges have seen Eskom bail out a neighbour.
The South African
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Somalia's neighbour Kenya also began extensive air and sea patrols this week.
Reuters
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The neighbour told police the Tan was the place to be today.
News.com.au
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Venezuela has asked its neighbour to ensure the safety of its citizens.
Radio NZ
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Today, Damascus is no less important to her neighbour in the north.
The Guardian
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The man managed to free himself and went to a neighbour's house.
The Irish Times
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That is not how a neighbour should behave, the Iranian president said.
The Guardian
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Nigeria's western neighbour Benin has also suffered at least one similar raid.
Reuters
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A neighbour of ours is studying a similar programme in the Netherlands.
The Irish Times
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Almost a quarter said they wouldn't want a Muslim as a neighbour.
Reuters
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One neighbour said: The guy could never let go of the past.
News.com.au
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THE trickle of water from under his neighbour's fence certainly appeared incriminating.
News.com.au
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She is also a friend and neighbour of Prime Minister David Cameron.
Reuters
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The unnerving introduction of Nina's threatening neighbour Angelo is a particular highlight.
The Guardian
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русский
сосед
португальский
vizinhavizinho
испанский
vecinavecino
каталонский
veïnaveïnsveí
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