neighborhood in Latin
neighborhood in Latin is vicinitas, proximum, vīcīnia — neighborhood means a district within a town or city, especially one where people live.
neighborhood in Latin
vicinitas
The residential area near one's home.
proximum
The residential area near one's home.
vīcīnia
The residential area near one's home.
What does "neighborhood" mean?
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noun A district within a town or city, especially one where people live.
"We grew up in a quiet neighborhood on the edge of town."
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noun The people who live in a particular local area.
"The whole neighborhood turned out for the street party."
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neighborhood in a sentence
- We grew up in a quiet neighborhood on the edge of town.
- House prices vary a lot from one neighborhood to the next.
- The whole neighborhood turned out for the street party.
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What is "neighborhood" in Latin?
"neighborhood" in Latin is vicinitas, proximum, vīcīnia. neighborhood means: A district within a town or city, especially one where people live.
How do you use "neighborhood" in a sentence?
Example: "We grew up in a quiet neighborhood on the edge of town." In Latin, "neighborhood" is vicinitas, proximum, vīcīnia.
Are there other ways to say "neighborhood" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "neighborhood": vicinitas, proximum, vīcīnia.
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