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neighbouring English
Meaning neighbouring meaning
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neighbouring
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Simple sentences
The two neighbouring countries differ from each other in all respects.
They have good relations with neighbouring countries.
The border between the two neighbouring countries remains closed.
At the neighbouring table sat a German-speaking couple.
They heard that a Seven-Headed Dragon was ravaging the neighbouring kingdom, and that the king had promised his daughter's hand to anyone that would free the land from this scourge.
It's a neighbouring country.
Movie subtitles
It's milder here than in the neighbouring province of Salamanca.
Every barn and haystack's been searched. and the neighbouring villages have been notified.
A network of roadblocks has been set up throughout Palestine. while a house-to-house search is now under way. in Acre and neighbouring Druze villages.
Because snooping is your favourite pastime, you probably can tell me. who moved into the neighbouring house.
To your neighbouring galaxy, which you call Andromeda.
All the neighbouring villages are against us.
And long before that, the armies of neighbouring states will have come to our aid.
Oh, it's Mu Acai from the neighbouring village, he just died recently.
You're a minstrel from the neighbouring village.
They'll drag in neighbouring star systems, the Tholians, the Ferengi.
I'm certain it would never be used to observe a neighbouring species.
All of Austria's neighbouring states are considered secure states.
I shall be taken out, murdered, and my genitals torn off and pulled apart by horses and my limbs exhibited in a neighbouring town.
You and I will be in neighbouring rest homes while I come over so you can adjust my.
In the neighbouring domain.
The wool of Tibetan sheep and goats is a much sought-after commodity at markets in the neighbouring countries because of its density and robustness.
The road and the neighbouring area are sealed off.
It is packed with the wounded from many neighbouring streets.
Yes, my lord. We managed to hide ten of them in the neighbouring woods.
The high priests and the minister of war have the right to sign treaties with neighbouring powers.
There was a lot of gold. - We chose this bank because the neighbouring building is being demolished.
We're peasants from the neighbouring village.
In some stories, the main character is a house. In this one, it's two neighbouring houses.
Evidence that Esperanza's forces violated the neutrality of neighbouring countries made Congress withhold funds.
They only let the Hurdanos have the hives in winter. It's milder here than in the neighbouring province of Salamanca.
We have defence pacts with all the neighbouring planets.
But he forgets that Hungary, too. oppresses it's neighbouring peoples.
The citizenry of Upper Bleaching look forward to this match, as a chance to settle old scores with the neighbouring village.
How about hiring some men from the neighbouring village?
The Kelownans claimed they were under threat from neighbouring nations, and the weapon would only be used to ensure their freedom.
Before adapting the new coordinates, it dialled out and transmitted them to a few neighbouring gates, who then transmitted to a few more, and so on and so on.
Is it our company's pilot? The plane type is the same. It could have flown in from the neighbouring war zone.
She was the daughter of a neighbouring farmer, and when she got pregnant, out of wedlock, this is January 1940, the father kicked her out.
Ask the neighbouring kingdoms for help.
After the First World War it became a community in exile, over the border in neighbouring Syria.
Ten acres of land up near Connery, neighbouring my pit.
News and current affairs
I have spent hundreds of hours working behind closed doors with various parties to the conflict - Sudan's Government, rebel leaders, neighbouring countries, and African Union partners.
The case of neighbouring Guinea-Bissau, where a blood-bath has just taken place ahead of general elections, should serve as a warning.
Shia unrest dates back to the Kingdom's establishment in 1932, and violent confrontations with the Saudi state began with the Shia revolution in neighbouring Iran.