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1 voisinage
voisinage [vwazinaʒ]masculine noun• querelle/conflit de voisinage quarrel/dispute between neighboursb. ( = relations) être en bon voisinage avec qnc. ( = environs) vicinity* * *vwazinaʒnom masculin1) ( voisins) neighbourhood [BrE], neighbours [BrE] (pl)entretenir des rapports de bon voisinage — lit, fig to maintain neighbourly [BrE] relations
2) ( environs) neighbourhood [BrE]3) ( proximité) proximity* * *vwazinaʒ nm1) (= environs) vicinity2) (= ensemble des voisins, quartier) neighbourhood Grande-Bretagne neighborhood USA3) (= rapports entre voisins)relations de bon voisinage — neighbourly relations Grande-Bretagne neighborly relations USA
* * *voisinage nm1 ( voisins) neighbourhoodGB, neighboursGB (pl); ameuter tout le voisinage to rouse all the neighboursGB ou the whole neighbourhoodGB; entretenir des rapports de bon voisinage lit, fig to maintain neighbourlyGB relations; des querelles de voisinage neighbourhoodGB disputes;2 ( environs) neighbourhoodGB; les enfants du voisinage the children of the neighbourhoodGB; les maisons du voisinage the houses in the neighbourhoodGB;3 ( proximité) proximity; vivre dans le voisinage d'une usine/école to live close to a factory/school.[vwazinaʒ] nom masculinles hôtels du voisinage the nearby hotels, the hotels in the vicinity2. [les alentours]le voisinage de la gendarmerie les rassure they are comforted by the fact that there is a police station nearby3. [dans le temps]a. [avant] just before Christmasb. [après] just after Christmasc. [avant et après] around Christmas (time)4. [personnes] neighbours5. [rapports]être ou vivre en bon voisinage avec quelqu'un to be on neighbourly terms with somebody
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