關於Neighbor的意思和用法的提問

A: We use "happens" to indicate there is a coincidence tied to something in a previous statement.
"I met my new boss today. He happens to be my neighbor."
"They brought some soft crab to the party. Soft crab happens to be my favorite food."
"There is a new person in my class at school. She happens to be your BF"

in each case, "happens" connects the coincidence of a relationship of the first sentence to the second one.

It designates a difference from a deliberate connection such as
I met my new boss today. He hired me because he is my neighbor"

A: It means that the person doesn't care at all if his neighbors move to another place.

A: ‘for a cup of tea’ means to go and drink some tea. so this sentence means we go and see our neighbours to have/drink a cup of tea together

A: Your interpretation would appear to be as good as mine, it sounds like Ragnar really wants that bile duct, possibly they are referring to ambergris?

A: 意味が二つあります。一つは一度という意味でもう一つはかつて/ある時という意味です。

I met him once before.
以前に一度会ったことがあった。

Once upon a time = 昔々

母はかつて水泳で優勝したことがある。
My mother was once a champion swimmer.
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地球が円いという考えをかつて人々はちょう笑した。
People once sneered at the idea that the earth is round.
かつて一度もこんな大群衆を見たことがない。
Not once have I seen this big of a crowd of people.

A: Our new neighbors are very humble.

A: The new neighbor is weird! I heard him talking by himself!

A: A neighbor is a person who lives next to you. A neighborhood is a named district in a city where people live.

A: Neighbors are the people who live in surrounding homes around your home.
Example: My neighbors name is Laura.

A neighborhood is the area you live in.
Example: The community I live in is called Oasis.

A: neighbor - a person living near. 近所の人, 隣人
neighborhood - the area around the house or building. 近所
nearby - not far from here. 隣

A: Neighbour - someone who lives very close to you: Have you met Pat, my next-door neighbour?
Neighbourhood - the area of a town that surrounds someone's home, or the people who live in this area: There were lots of kids in my neighbourhood when I was growing up.
There's a dictionary you can use when you have questions like this: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/
I hope I've helped you.

A: neighbor is someone who live beside or nearby you. adjacent is diagonal. so if someone lives adjacent to you they could also be considered your neighbor.

A: The kid who lives two houses away is noisy.

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: 🌷
a person living near or next door to the speaker or person referred to.

A: It's spelt 'neighbour' in British English.

A: "I was born in Western Tokyo, in a city called Edogawa-ku."

A: "If she continues to beat him, her neighbors will report her and then the juvenile court will come and take her son into custody." This works little better. the meaning is still the same tho.

A: It sounds perfectly fine. It's correct.

A: Its "neighbors" and i think you meant "she had grown in HER field" :)

A: You wouldn't use the term 'turn down' alone like that. Usually 'turn down their music' or something like that.

A: 안녕~ In my opinion, this would sound better.
"I know my neighbors next door very well, but not the upstairs and downstairs ones."
But it's good though, hope you're having a great day~