Definition of next door in English Turkish dictionary
- bitişikte
O, bitişikte yaşayan adamdır.
-That's the man who lives next door.
Tom bitişikte yaşayan adamla geçinemiyor.
-Tom doesn't get along with the man who lives next door.
- yandaki evde
Dün gece yandaki evde bir yangın çıktı.
-Last night a fire broke out in the house next door.
Yandaki evde kim yaşıyor?
-Who lives in the house next door?
- kapı komşu
Tom kapı komşusu kızla evlendi.
-Tom married the girl next door.
Tom bizim kapı komşumuz.
-Tom is our next door neighbor.
- bitişik
Mary John'la çalışan otobüs sürücüsüne bitişik mi yaşıyor?
-Does Mary live next door to the bus driver that worked with John?
O bizim bitişikte yaşadı.
-She lived next door to us.
- yandaki kapı
- bitişik oda
- bitişik komşu
O bizim bitişik komşumuz.
-He is our next door neighbor.
Tom'un bitişik komşu olduğunu bilmiyordum.
-I didn't know Tom was next door.
- yakın
- komşu
Tom bizim yan komşumuz.
-Tom is our next door neighbor.
Bitişik komşudan gelen müzik yüksek ve rahatsız ediciydi.
-The music coming from next door was loud and annoying.
- next door neighbor
- kapı komşusu
- next door neighbor
- bitişik komşu
- next door neighbor
- kapı komşu
- next door to
- hemen hemen
- next door to
- neredeyse
- next door to
- az daha
- next-door
- yandaki
- next-door
- bitişik
- girl next door
- komşu kızı
- live next door to someone
- (deyim) kapı komşu olmak
- nextdoor
- komşu
- nextdoor
- bitişik
- the boy next door
- (deyim) sıradan adam
- the boy next door
- (deyim) sıradan erkek
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Definition of next door in English English dictionary
- That is in an adjacent place; that is located next door
Try the place next door.
- In an adjacent place
- at or in or to the adjacent residence; "the criminal had been living next door all this time
- at or in or to the adjacent residence; "the criminal had been living next door all this time"
- If you refer to someone as the boy next door or the girl next door, you mean that they are pleasant and respectable but rather dull. She was the girl-next-door type. the people living in the house or apartment next to yours = neighbour
- in the next house; neighbor; in the same neighborhood
- The adjective is also spelled next-door
- If a room or building is next door, it is the next one to the right or left. I went next door to the bathroom She was next door at the time. the old lady who lived next door The flat next door was empty. Next door is also an adjective. She wandered back into the next door room The wires trailed through other parts of the HQ into a next door building. If a room or building is next door to another one, it is the next one to the left or right. The kitchen is right next door to the dining room
- The people next door are the people who live in the house or flat to the right or left of yours. The neighbors thought the family next door had moved. Next door is also an adjective. Our next door neighbour knocked on the door to say that our car had been stolen
- next door to
- in the house next to, in the building next to
- next door's
- You can use next door's to indicate that something belongs to the person or people who live in the house to the right or left of your own. next door's dog
- boy next door
- A regular, typical boy, as opposed to a superstar
She didn't want to marry the boy next door, she yearned for the big city.
- boy-next-door
- Alternative spelling of boy next door
- girl next door
- A regular, typical girl, as opposed to a superstar
He didn't want to marry the girl next door, he hankered for the big city.
- girl-next-door
- Alternative spelling of girl next door
- girls next door
- plural form of girl next door
- next-door
- That occupies an adjacent place
- next-door
- Alternative spelling of next door
- nextdoor
- Alternative spelling of next-door and next door
- nextdoor
- Alternative spelling of next door and next-door
- the girl next door
- regular girl
- boy next door
- average boy, regular guy
- girl next door
- average girl
- nextdoor
- That lives next door
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Turkish pronunciation
neks dôrPronunciation
Etymology
[ 'nekst ] (adjective.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English nIehst, superlative of nEah nigh; more at NIGH.Resimler
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