Nghĩa của từ belongs to|belong to bằng Tiếng Anh
owned by, possessed by, is a member of, is counted with
Đặt câu với từ "belongs to|belong to"
1. 'Belong to' describes ownership: the blue 1963 Ford Thunderbird Belongs to me, the rusty 1989 Dodge Belongs to you
2. The future doesn't belong to the fainthearted; it belongs to the brave.
3. 11 Remittance and collection belong to commercial credit. Letter of credit belongs to banker's credit.
4. The gene in question belongs to a retrovirus and the embryos in question belong to sheep.
5. Anonymousmy father Belongs to london or my father Belongs from london can "belong" be used with "from" as in "belong/s from" ?? No, "belong" is never used with "from"
6. Or, put differently: At first, we belong to the culture; over time, the culture belongs to us.
7. “Belong to” and “Belongs to” are both in the Present Simple Tense but they are referring to different people
8. ‘A person commits an offence if he Belongs or professes to Belong to a prescribed organisation.’ ‘We mourn them also as fellow citizens, killed because they Belong to the greater whole to which we also all Belong.’ ‘People, irrespective of the economic strata to which they Belong…
9. belong (third-person singular simple present belongs, present participle belonging, simple past and past participle Belonged) (intransitive) To have its proper place
10. (belong to someone) if a particular time, aspect of life, way of thinking etc Belongs to a particular group, they are the people who control it or who are the most suitable for it The future Belongs to you
11. She does not belong here in Asgard any more than a goat belongs at a banquet table.
12. The word Appurtenant comes from the present participle of the Anglo-French word apurtenir, which means "to belong." An easement Appurtenant belongs to the land
13. The cockroach The cockroaches belong to an ancient group of insects ; the oldest fossil cockroach belongs to the geological ages more than two hundred million years ago .
14. You don't belong to me, I will not belong to you.
15. 'Belong with' describes similarity and where something should be categorised: in a library Dickens Belongs with Hardy and Austen.
16. The stapler belongs to her.
17. To me, Classifiers belongs to measure words
18. This plate belongs to Elias?
19. Success belongs to the persevering.
20. To whom do I belong?
21. That doesn't belong to you.
22. Who does this belong to?
23. To whom does this belong?
24. Our work belongs to the Elders.
25. It belongs to the Company indeed