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I. neighbour, neighbor americ [Brit ˈneɪbə, americ ˈneɪbər] SUBST

1. neighbour (person, country, object):

voisin/-e m/f

2. neighbour REL:

II. to neighbour on VERBO intr

to neighbour on building, site:
to neighbour on country:

neighbour states SUBST subst pl

beggar-my-neighbour [Brit ˌbɛɡəmʌɪˈneɪbə, americ ˌbɛɡərmaɪˈneɪbər] SUBST

bataille f

next-door neighbour SUBST

I've sent him round to my neighbour's
he's gone across to the shop/neighbour's
have in employee, neighbour
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neighbour Brit, Aus

neighbour → neighbor

I. neighbor [americ ˈneɪbɚ] americ, Aus SUBST

1. neighbor (person living next-door):

voisin(e) m (f)

2. neighbor (adjacent country):

3. neighbor (fellow-citizen):

Expressões:

II. neighbor [americ ˈneɪbɚ] americ, Aus VERBO intr americ

I. neighbor [americ ˈneɪbɚ] americ, Aus SUBST

1. neighbor (person living next-door):

voisin(e) m (f)

2. neighbor (adjacent country):

3. neighbor (fellow-citizen):

Expressões:

II. neighbor [americ ˈneɪbɚ] americ, Aus VERBO intr americ

next-door neighbour SUBST

voisin(e) m (f) d'à-côté
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I. neighbor [ˈneɪ·bər] SUBST

1. neighbor (person living next door):

voisin(e) m (f)

2. neighbor (adjacent country):

3. neighbor (fellow citizen):

Expressões:

II. neighbor [ˈneɪ·bər] VERBO intr

voisin (e) m (f) d'à-côté
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Again, policies apparently designed to affect the exchange rate could be viewed as beggar-my-neighbour devices.
www.ft.com
We are in the midst of the age of competitive depreciation and of a beggar-my-neighbour philosophy.
www.canindia.com
Limiting negative interest rates to wholesale deposits rather than the domestic economy would also only impact the exchange rate, he added, meaning the policy can resemble beggar-my-neighbour exchange rate management.
www.independent.co.uk
This is part of mercantilist beggar-my-neighbour economics reminiscent of the 18th and 19th centuries.
www.ghanaweb.com
For the rest of the world, that would be a beggar-my-neighbour policy, impossible to tolerate in hard times.
ipolitics.ca