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bi'loŋ1) ((with to) to be the property of: This book belongs to me.) pertenecer, ser propiedad (de)2) ((with to) to be a native, member etc of: I belong to the sailing club.) ser miembro, formar parte de3) ((with with) to go together with: This shoe belongs with that shoe.) ir con•belong vb1. pertenecer / ser dedoes this scarf belong to you? ¿es tuya esta bufanda?2. ser socio / ser miembrodo you belong to any clubs? ¿eres socio de algún club?tr[bɪ'lɒŋ]1 pertenecer (to, a), ser (to, de)2 (be a member of a club) ser socio,-a (to, de); (be a member of political party) ser miembro (to, de)3 (have suitable qualities) ser apto,-a (in, para)4 (fit specific environment) estar en su ambiente natural5 (be correctly placed) estar en su sitio, deber colocarse enbelong [bɪ'lɔŋ] vi1) : pertenecer (a), ser propiedad (de)it belongs to her: pertenece a ella, es suyo, es de ella2) : ser parte (de), ser miembro (de)he belongs to the club: es miembro del club3) : deber estar, iryour coat belongs in the closet: tu abrigo va en el roperov.• competer v.• corresponder v.• pertenecer v.bɪ'lɔːŋ, bɪ'lɒŋ1)a) ( be property)to belong to somebody — ser* de alguien, pertenecerle* a alguien
it belongs to her — es suyo, es de ella, le pertenece (a ella)
does this belong to you? — ¿esto es tuyo?
who does that car belong to? — ¿de quién es ese coche?
b) ( be member)to belong to something — \<\<to a club\>\> ser* socio de algo; \<\<to a union/political party\>\> estar* afiliado a algo
c) ( be part)to belong to something — ser* de algo, pertenecer* a algo
2)a) ( have as usual place) ir*b) ( in category) pertenecer*c) ( be suitable)d) ( socially)[bɪ'lɒŋ]VI1) (=be possession)who does this belong to? — ¿a quién pertenece esto?, ¿de quién es esto?
the house/the book doesn't belong to you — la casa/el libro no te pertenece
the land belongs to him — la tierra es de su propiedad, la tierra le pertenece
2) (=be product) ser3) (=be member)I used to belong to the Labour Party — estuve afiliado a or fui miembro del partido laborista
do you belong to a church? — ¿perteneces a alguna iglesia?
4) (=be appropriate)5) (=fit in)6) (=have rightful place)your toys don't belong in the living room — el sitio de tus juguetes no es el salón, tus juguetes no deberían estar en el salón
go back home where you belong — vuelve a casa, que es donde está tu sitio
7) (=be part) serit belongs to the rodent family — pertenece a or es de la familia de los roedores
Henry and I belong to different generations — Henry y yo pertenecemos a distintas generaciones or somos de dos generaciones diferentes
* * *[bɪ'lɔːŋ, bɪ'lɒŋ]1)a) ( be property)to belong to somebody — ser* de alguien, pertenecerle* a alguien
it belongs to her — es suyo, es de ella, le pertenece (a ella)
does this belong to you? — ¿esto es tuyo?
who does that car belong to? — ¿de quién es ese coche?
b) ( be member)to belong to something — \<\<to a club\>\> ser* socio de algo; \<\<to a union/political party\>\> estar* afiliado a algo
c) ( be part)to belong to something — ser* de algo, pertenecer* a algo
2)a) ( have as usual place) ir*b) ( in category) pertenecer*c) ( be suitable)d) ( socially)
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