Usage examples of "next door" in English with translation to French

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It's right next door. C’est juste à côté.
My next door neighbor is a virtuoso whose skills with the piano have earned him a name among music experts. Mon voisin d'à côté est un virtuose dont les talents au piano lui ont valu un nom chez les experts musicaux.
It's noisy next door. C'est bruyant à la porte d'à côté.
She lives next door to him. Elle habite à côté de lui.
He lives next door to us. Il habite à côté de chez nous.
She's just the girl next door. Elle n'est que la fille d'à côté.
The dog next door is always barking. Le chien d'à côté aboie toujours.
The couple next door are fighting again. Le couple d'à côté se dispute de nouveau.
I live next door to the toy shop. J'habite juste à côté du magasin de jouets.
These are the people who live next door. Voici les gens qui habitent à côté.
Though living next door, he doesn't even say hello to us. Bien qu'il habite la porte d'à coté, il ne nous dit même pas bonjour.
Let's ask the boy who lives next door. Posons la question au garçon qui habite à côté.
The boy next door fell head first from a tree. Le garçon d'à côté est tombé d'un arbre la tête la première.
We got this chair for nothing because the lady next door didn't need it any more. Nous avons eu cette chaise pour rien car la dame d'à côté n'en avais plus besoin.
I have to wear earplugs to drown out all the noise from the construction site next door. Je dois porter des bouchons d'oreilles pour étouffer tout le bruit du chantier de construction d'à côté.
They live next door. Ils habitent à côté.
The boy who lives next door often comes home late. Le garçon d'à coté ne rentre souvent que tard à la maison.
I open the door and I see two boys standing next to each other. J'ouvre la porte et je vois deux garçons qui se tiennent côte à côte.
The door opened automatically. La porte s'est ouverte toute seule.
I will have been studying English for five years next February. À partir de février prochain, je vais étudier l'anglais pendant cinq ans.
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