belong

[US]/bɪˈlɒŋ/

[UK]/bɪˈlɔːŋ/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

vi. to be a member of a particular group; to be the property of; to be placed in a specific category; to fit in; to be suitable

belong to

belong in

Bacteria belong to the microorganism.

they belong to garden and bridge clubs.

the vehicle did not belong to him.

I belong to a photographic club.

Are these your belonging?

That plant belongs outdoors.

That book belongs to me.

That dictionary belongs to the library.

We belong to the same generation.

The photos belong in an album.

She belongs in this block.

That book belongs on this shelf.

We belong to the new club.

Britain belongs to the EEC.

Poetry belongs with music.

This house must belong to John.

That top belongs to this box.

Success belongs to the persevering.

The stapler belongs to her.

you and me, we belong together.

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