neighbourhood

neighbourhood
neighbourhood, {{}}American{{}} neighborhood [{{t}}'neɪbəhʊd]
1 noun
(a) (district) voisinage m, quartier m;
∎ I was in the neighbourhood j'étais dans le coin ou dans le quartier ou dans le voisinage;
∎ a very friendly neighbourhood un quartier très sympa;
∎ the whole neighbourhood's talking about it tout le quartier en parle
(b) (vicinity)
∎ in the neighbourhood of (place) aux alentours de, dans les environs de;
∎ there's some nice scenery in the neighbourhood il y a de jolis paysages dans les environs
(c) {{}}figurative{{}}
∎ it'll cost you in the neighbourhood of $1,000 cela vous coûtera dans les ou environ 1000 dollars
2 compound-forming noun
(police, shop, school) du quartier
►► Neighbourhood Watch = système par lequel les habitants d'un quartier s'entraident pour en assurer la surveillance et la sécurité

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