How to read Neighbor in English?

Pronunciation: English? 【‘ne？ b？ Is it beautiful? 【‘ne？ b？ r]

Noun (short for noun)? Neighbors; People or things nearby; Proximity value

Verb (short for verb)? Adjacent; have a common border/boundary

Lexical collocation:

1, verb+~: associate with neighbors and associate with neighbors.

Adjective+~: civilized neighbor, educated neighbor

3.~+ preposition: the neighbor of the northern neighbor.

Common sentence patterns

You can ask your neighbor where the post office is.

You can ask your neighbor where the post office is.

The widow gossiped about her neighbors.

The widow gossiped about her neighbors.

She likes to chat with her neighbors.

She likes to chat with her neighbors and talk about their advantages and disadvantages.

Extended data:

Word usage

1, Neighbor basically means "neighbor", which can also be interpreted as "neighboring people" and "neighboring countries".

Neighbors, when used as metaphors, can refer to things that are inseparable from each other.

Neighbor is spelled in English, while American spelling is neighbor.