The neighbor popped his head up over the wall for a moment.
隣人が塀の上からちょこっと顔を覗かせた。
There was a report from the neighbours because a drunkard was making noise in the park. When the police officers arrived at the scene, Kusanagi was alone, dead drunk and completely naked.
The man who lives next door to us is a famous actor.
私たちの隣に住んでいる男性は有名な俳優です。
Tom sat down next to Mary.
トムはメアリーの隣に座った。
We're neighbours.
私達は隣同士です。
Now that I think of it, I've been asked to look at a haiku he'd written by the tipsy bloke sitting next to me on the train.
そういえば、電車の中で隣に座ったほろ酔いのおっさんに、自分の俳句を見て欲しいと言われたことがある。
We have a saying to the effect that a good neighbor is better than a faraway relative.
よい隣人は遠くの親戚よりよい、という趣旨の格言がある。
Though living next door, he doesn't even say hello to us.
隣に住んでるのに、彼は私たちにあいさつさえしない。
I hate my neighbors.
隣りの人が大嫌い。
A tall building was built next to my house.
私の家の隣に高いビルを立てられた。
That's the man who lives next door.
あの男性が隣に住んでいる人です。
The United States is next to Canada.
アメリカはカナダの隣です。
It's still minor league but in the not so distant future they'll be coming to a place near you.
まだまだマイナーだが、遠からず近隣に出荷されるだろう。
The police charged him with leaking information to a neighboring country.
警察は彼を、隣国に情報を流したという罪に問った。
My neighbors are four sisters and a cat.
隣人は4人姉妹と猫1匹です。
How far is it from here to the next village?
隣の村までどのくらいありますか。
I sat down next to him.
彼の隣に座りました。
Our neighbor's ground yields better corn than our own.
隣のコーンはあまい。
I sometimes talk to my neighbor across the fence.
私は時々隣の家の人と垣根越しに話をする。
We should love our neighbors.
隣人は愛するものだ。
Japan and South Korea are neighbors.
日本と韓国は、隣国同士だ。
When John's neighbor saw John selling drugs, she blew the whistle on him.
ジョンの隣人はジョンが麻薬を売っているのを見て密告した。
I invited my neighbors to dinner.
隣人を夕食に招待した。
She lived next door to us.
彼女は私の家の隣に住んでいた。
The noise was so loud that it was a nuisance to the neighbors.
その音はとてもおおきく隣近所の人々にとっては迷惑だった。
One must love one's neighbor.
人は自分の隣人を愛さなければならない。
Sorry, but can you show me the way to the next village?
恐縮ですが隣の村への道を教えてくれませんか。
We got this chair for nothing because the lady next door didn't need it any more.
お隣のご夫人が要らないというので、私たちはこの椅子をただで手に入れた。
"Looks like Maki's a twin!" Ken said. "Really now," I replied, totally uninterested. Maki was a member of a ukulele club that ran beside our club in the school lounge. She looked lovely in Ken's eyes, but to me she was just the sixth cutest girl in class