| 单词 | neighbourly |
| 释义 | neighbourly (neɪbəʳli ) regional note: in AM, use neighborly adjective If the people who live near you are neighbourly, they are friendly and helpful. If you live in a neighbourly place, it has a friendly atmosphere. The noise would have provoked alarm and neighbourly concern. The older people had stopped being neighbourly to each other. ...a small, neighbourly seaside resort. Synonyms: helpful, kind, social, civil neighbourliness uncountable noun He said his country attached great importance to good neighbourliness. Collocations: neighbourly relations We will pay, in order to retain good neighbourly relations. Times, Sunday Times Northerners are the most friendly, with 95 per cent of those surveyed stating that they have 'quite good' or 'very good' neighbourly relations. Times, Sunday Times Tell your neighbour it's a tempting offer but you need to think more long-term and want to keep good neighbourly relations unclouded. The Sun Not good for neighbourly relations. Times, Sunday Times Nor will it change the defence and recognition of legitimate national interests as the best basis for good neighbourly relations. Times, Sunday Times |
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