- We live in a middle class neighborhood.
- The police have taken fingerprints from every man in the neighborhood.
- The neighborhood is populated mainly by whites.
- There have been reports of a masked man prowling in the neighborhood.
- Plans to build a new nightclub in the neighborhood have enraged local residents.
Meaning of neighborhood in English
neighborhood | Intermediate English
an area with characteristics that make it different from other areas, or the people who live in a particular area:
Examples of neighborhood
neighborhood
Search and rescue teams were working their way through the neighborhoods.
From Huffington Post
The series is looking at how cities, neighborhoods and even people are changing.
From NPR
They tell a story about the neighborhood and the people who live and work there.
From NPR
This integrative approach has turned a troubled neighborhood into a welcoming place to live.
From Huffington Post
They feel a strong sense of pride in the neighborhood.
From Huffington Post
But the neighborhood could also benefit from projects such as youth and senior centers, he said.
From New York Daily News
Members create a profile, share photos and other details about themselves, and they can post comments and updates to the neighborhood newsfeed.
From VentureBeat
My goal is not to make a neighborhood that prices people out.
From Plain Dealer
The government also advanced plans this week to build more than 1,000 new homes in two other neighborhoods.
From Foreign Policy
The friends had been sent to work in different districts in the city's most dangerous neighborhoods.
From Chicago Tribune
Between 2000 and 2010, he said, more than 2,000 people younger than age 25 moved into the neighborhood.
From Plain Dealer
The company had spent more than $300 million developing the sites, which serve communities and neighborhoods across the country.
From Bloomberg
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