单词 | next door |
释义 | next doorlanguage note: The adjective is also spelled next-door. 1. adverb [ADVERB after verb, be ADVERB, oft n ADV] If a room or building is next door, it is the next one to the right or left. I went next door to the bathroom. She was next door at the time. ...the old lady who lived next door. The flat next door was empty. Next door is also an adjective. She wandered back into the next door room. The wires trailed through other parts of the HQ into a next door building. If a room or building is next door to another one, it is the next one to the left or right. The kitchen is right next door to the dining room. 2. adverb [noun ADVERB] The people next door are the people who live in the house or flat to the right or left of yours. The neighbours thought the family next door had moved. Next door is also an adjective. Our next door neighbour knocked on the door to say that our car had been stolen. 3. See the boy next door/the girl next door next-door in British English or nextdoor (ˌnekstˈdɔː) adjective, adverb at, in, or to the adjacent house, flat, building, etc we live next-door to the dentist the next-door house next-door in American English (ˈnɛkstˈdɔr; ˈnɛksˈdɔr) adjective in or at the next house, building, etc. Examples of 'next-door' in a sentence |
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