neighborliness in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for neighborliness in the English»Spanish Dictionary

neighborliness, neighbourliness Brit [Am ˈneɪbərlinəs, Brit ˈneɪbəlɪnəs] N U

neighborliness

buena vecindad f

neighborliness in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for neighborliness in the English»Spanish Dictionary

neighborliness N no pl Am

neighborliness → neighbourliness

See also neighbourliness

neighbourliness N no pl

neighbourliness

convivencia f

an act of neighbourliness

un acto de convivencia

good neighbourliness

buena vecindad

neighbourliness N no pl

neighbourliness

convivencia f

an act of neighbourliness

un acto de convivencia

good neighbourliness

buena vecindad

neighborliness Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

an act of neighbourliness

un acto de convivencia

good neighbourliness

buena vecindad

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The speaker wants to reach out and help to express neighborliness, caring, and friendship.

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This is not in the spirit of cooperation between the two countries, nor does it indicate good neighborliness.

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The isolation, harsh winters and rocky soil instilled a quirky independence, a neighborliness born of patience and need.

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That's a better "win-win" for neighborliness.

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To visit as often as possible is a sign of good neighborliness each visitor coming with one form of gift or the other, or offering some assistance and advice.

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That is the basis of friendship, the secret ingredient of neighborliness and community.

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Our families must reintroduce and imbibe the virtues of honesty, respect, morality, good neighborliness, peace and love.

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But there were also little acts of neighborliness blended with a sense of duty.

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We've lost the art of communication and neighborliness.

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At some point there will have to be a new vocabulary and a restored anthropology, emphasizing love, friendship, faithfulness, solidarity and neighborliness that pushes people toward connection rather than distrust.

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