青年中文neighbor的意思
neighbor中文翻譯：
vt.鄰接
n.鄰居
vi.友好；毗鄰而居
adj.鄰近的
n.(Neighbor)人名；(英)內伯
neighbors───n.街坊鄰里，鄰居；鄰國；鄰元素（neighbor的復數）
neighbour───n.鄰居；同胞；仁慈的人；vt.鄰接；vi.住在鄰近；毗鄰；友善，和睦；adj.鄰居的；鄰近的
neighbored───n.鄰居；adj.鄰近的；vi.友好；毗鄰而居；vt.鄰接；n.(Neighbor)人名；(英)內伯
neighborly───adj.睦鄰的；友好的；鄰居似的
neighbours───n.鄰居；同胞；仁慈的人（neighbour的復數）；v.鄰近；親近（neighbour的三單形式）
neighboring───adj.鄰近的；附近的（等于neighbouring）；v.與…為鄰；位于附近（neighbor的ing形式）
neighboured───n.鄰居；同胞；仁慈的人；vt.鄰接；vi.住在鄰近；毗鄰；友善，和睦；adj.鄰居的；鄰近的
neighbourly───adj.像鄰居的；親切的；睦鄰的
to neighbor───給鄰居
And he said unto him, "Who is my neighbor?"───同時他對他說：“我的鄰居是誰？”
Do not defraud your neighbor or rob him.───不可欺騙你的鄰舍，也不可搶劫他。
My neighbor is a doctor.───我的鄰居是個醫生。
Run to their home, a neighbor's home, into a store or other public place yelling that someone is trying to kidnap them.───往自己家、鄰居家、商店或其它公共場所跑，并大聲喊叫有人要綁架你。
Russia flits from being friend to cold neighbor every few years; don't let the fact that China has been a major arms customer fool you.───俄羅斯每隔短短的幾年就要從曾經的朋友變成冷漠的鄰居；不要因為中國成為了最大的軍火客戶而讓你忘乎所以。
The meeting got off to a rough start when a neighbor called the police to say Gates was breaking into the White House.───會議的開始很艱難，因為一個鄰居打電話給警察說蓋茨正在闖入白宮。
i'm not going to engage in hypothetical here. i'm just trying to be a good neighbor.───我不是再搞什么匪夷所思。我只是想當個好鄰居。
I was wondering while I saw my neighbor Stephen came out with a chair in one hand and a pile of newspaper under the other arm.───我正在納悶，這時鄰居斯蒂芬爺爺拿著一把椅子出來了，胳膊底下還夾著一大摞報紙。
If it's your neighbor down the street who you see once a year at the holiday party, so what!───如果是你一年才在假日聚會上見一次的鄰居不理解，那又怎樣？
And he said unto him, "Who is my neighbor?".
Love the neighbor. But don't get caught.
I caught a glimpse of our new neighbor.
I left my cat in trust with a neighbor while I went on holiday.
I hear that our married neighbor has escaped to her lover.
Just when I needed the ladder, I found that you had lent it to our neighbor.
I heard about it at first hand from my neighbor.
He is whispering to his neighbor.
My new neighbor moved in last weekend and already we're on speaking terms.