US /ˈnebɚ/
・UK /'neɪbə(r)/
a neighbour in the hallway while getting our post. Or we’re on a train, waiting for the
The Thai military, meanwhile, has carried out airstrikes using F-16 jets while closing all border crossings with its neighbour.
She takes us to her neighbour, Raji Ayan, who was shot in the back inside her house during the hunt for Maoists.
You just rock up to someone's apartment, like, knock on the door, like, hi, I'm your neighbour, want to hang out and be friends?
Maybe you'd like a stand mixer because you're making a cake and your neighbour has one.
Yeah, Harry watch out. You could be getting a new neighbour very soon. However it isn't
I'm acquainted with a neighbour. She found her to be credible.
So, for example, your neighbour might be an acquaintance.
They have a neighbour, Nick.
She’s been my immediate neighbour for years!
This is the border zone with Belarus and the soldiers are looking for signs of the latest hostile activity by their neighbour.