un vecino

neighbor

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phrase Uncommon #13,804
neighbor A person who lives near you, next door, or in the same building.
SP: Tenía un vecino que era ciego.
EN: I had a neighbor who was blind.

Un vecino de Gorodetsky.

A neighbor of Gorodetsky.

— Guardianes del día (2006)

Tuve un vecino que era ciego.

I had a neighbor who was blind.

Es mejor un vecino cerca que un pariente lejos.

A neighbor nearby is better than a relative far away.

Que tengamos un vecino.

That we have a neighbor.

— “Cumbres Borrascosas” (2026)

Un vecino ha oído gritos y ha dado el aviso.

A neighbor heard screams and alerted the authorities.

— [REC] (2007)

Portugal tiene sólo un vecino y es España.

Portugal has only one neighbor, and it is Spain.

No tengas una casa, ten un vecino.

Don’t have a house; have a neighbor.

Quizás un maestro, o un vecino.

Maybe a teacher, or a neighbor.

Un vecino cuidó a nuestro gato mientras estábamos de vacaciones.

A neighbor looked after our cat while we were on vacation.

Tenía un vecino que era ciego.

I had a neighbor who was blind.

Tenemos un vecino nuevo.

We have a new neighbor.

Un vecino debe de haber colocado esta compra en su apartamento por él.

A neighbor must have placed this purchase in his apartment for him.

— It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012)

Un vecino.

A neighbor.

Mamá ha invitado a un vecino estúpido a cenar.

Mom has invited a stupid neighbor over for dinner.

— Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003)