How do you use "neighbourhood" in a sentence?

It's a friendly neighbourhood with lots of families. House prices vary enormously from neighbourhood to neighbourhood. The café has become a popular meeting place for the whole neighbourhood.

neighbourhood

Q: What does "neighbourhood" mean?

The area around where someone lives; a local community Neighbourhood (British spelling) refers to the area around where someone lives, including the people who live there. It describes local communities, surrounding areas, and the general vicinity of a place.

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意味: The area around where someone lives; a local community

街区，邻里，附近

barrio, vecindario

近所、地域、近隣

이웃, 동네, 근처

Neighbourhood (British spelling) refers to the area around where someone lives, including the people who live there. It describes local communities, surrounding areas, and the general vicinity of a place.

「neighbourhood」（英式拼写）指某人居住地周围的区域，包括住在那里的人们。它描述当地社区、周围地区和某地的大致附近。

«Neighbourhood» (ortografía británica) se refiere al área alrededor de donde alguien vive, incluyendo las personas que viven allí. Describe comunidades locales, áreas circundantes y las cercanías generales de un lugar.

「neighbourhood」（イギリス式スペル）は誰かが住んでいる場所の周辺地域、そこに住む人々を含めて指します。地域コミュニティ、周辺地域、場所の一般的な近辺を表します。

Neighbourhood(영국식 철자)는 누군가가 사는 곳 주변의 지역과 그곳에 사는 사람들을 가리킵니다. 지역 공동체, 주변 지역, 그리고 특정 장소의 인근을 나타냅니다.

例文

It's a friendly neighbourhood with lots of families.
这是一个有很多家庭的友好社区。
Es un barrio amigable con muchas familias.
たくさんの家族がいるフレンドリーな地域です。
가족이 많이 사는 친근한 동네입니다.
House prices vary enormously from neighbourhood to neighbourhood.
房价因社区而异，差异很大。
Los precios de las viviendas varían enormemente de un barrio a otro.
住宅価格は地域によって大きく異なります。
주택 가격은 동네마다 크게 다릅니다.
The café has become a popular meeting place for the whole neighbourhood.
那家咖啡馆已成为整个社区受欢迎的聚会场所。
El café se ha convertido en un lugar de encuentro popular para todo el vecindario.
そのカフェは地域全体の人気の待ち合わせ場所になりました。
그 카페는 동네 전체의 인기 만남의 장소가 되었습니다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

From 'neighbour' plus '-hood'. 'Neighbour' from Old English 'nēahgebūr' (near dweller), and '-hood' from Old English '-hād' (state, condition). The suffix is related to German '-heit'.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

このトピックの他の表現

down ★★★★★ Towards a lower position; a reduction; feeling sad or dep... own ★★★★★ Belonging to oneself; to possess; to acknowledge different ★★★★★ Not the same; distinct; various move ★★★★★ To change position or location; an action towards a goal build ★★★★★ To construct something by putting parts together room ★★★★★ A separate area within a building; space available