Collocation
next-door neighbor
a person who lives in the house or apartment immediately beside yours
Definition
'next-door neighbor' is a common English collocation. a person who lives in the house or apartment immediately beside yours
my/our + next-door neighbor
“My next-door neighbor offered to water the plants while we were away.”
Examples
- I met my next-door neighbor on the first day I moved in.
- Our next-door neighbor has a dog that barks at night.
- My next-door neighbor lent me a ladder to clean the gutters.
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- She asked her next-door neighbor to keep an eye on the package delivery.
- We invited our next-door neighbor over for dinner to get to know him better.
- Their next-door neighbor complained about the loud music after midnight.
- After the storm, our next-door neighbor helped us clear the fallen branches.
- My next-door neighbor works nights, so we try to keep things quiet in the morning.
- I exchanged phone numbers with my next-door neighbor in case of emergencies.
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