Definition of neighbour-like in English:

neighbour-like

(US neighbor-like)

adverb ˈneɪbəlʌɪk

Irish English, Scottish, Northern

In a neighbourly fashion; as befits a neighbour. Now also (Scottish and Irish English (northern)): in emulation of one's neighbours; so as not to be outdone by one's neighbours.

adjective ˈneɪbəlʌɪk

Irish English, Scottish, Northern

Scottish and Irish English (northern). Emulating one's neighbours; striving not to be outdone by one's neighbours.

Origin

Late Middle English. From neighbour + -like. Compare later neighbourly, neighbourly.

Definition of neighbour-like in US English:

neighbour-like

(US neighbor-like)

adverbˈneɪbəlʌɪk

Irish English, Scottish, Northern

In a neighbourly fashion; as befits a neighbour. Now also (Scottish and Irish English (northern)): in emulation of one's neighbours; so as not to be outdone by one's neighbours.

adjectiveˈneɪbəlʌɪk

Irish English, Scottish, Northern

Scottish and Irish English (northern). Emulating one's neighbours; striving not to be outdone by one's neighbours.

Origin

Late Middle English. From neighbour + -like. Compare later neighbourly, neighbourly.

词汇	neighbour-like
释义	Definition of neighbour-like in English: neighbour-like (US neighbor-like) adverb ˈneɪbəlʌɪk Irish English, Scottish, Northern In a neighbourly fashion; as befits a neighbour. Now also (Scottish and Irish English (northern)): in emulation of one's neighbours; so as not to be outdone by one's neighbours. adjective ˈneɪbəlʌɪk Irish English, Scottish, Northern Scottish and Irish English (northern). Emulating one's neighbours; striving not to be outdone by one's neighbours. Origin Late Middle English. From neighbour + -like. Compare later neighbourly, neighbourly. Definition of neighbour-like in US English: neighbour-like (US neighbor-like) adverbˈneɪbəlʌɪk Irish English, Scottish, Northern In a neighbourly fashion; as befits a neighbour. Now also (Scottish and Irish English (northern)): in emulation of one's neighbours; so as not to be outdone by one's neighbours. adjectiveˈneɪbəlʌɪk Irish English, Scottish, Northern Scottish and Irish English (northern). Emulating one's neighbours; striving not to be outdone by one's neighbours. Origin Late Middle English. From neighbour + -like. Compare later neighbourly, neighbourly.
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