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单词 belongings
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belongings
noun[plural]
uk
/bɪˈlɒŋ.ɪŋz/us
/bɪˈlɑːŋ.ɪŋz/
B2
the things that apersonowns,especiallythose that can becarried:
所有物；行李
I put a fewpersonalbelongings in abagandleftthehousefor the lasttime.我把几件私人物品装进包里，永远地离开了那所房子。
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  • Iemptiedtheclosetand put my belongings into theblackovernightcase.
  • Passengers areremindedto take alltheirpersonalbelongings with them when theyleavetheplane.
  • They usuallyleaveone or two oftheirbelongings behind when theyleave.
  • Heledasimplelife, with few belongings, and neverownedahomeof his own.
  • Do you really need tobringso many ofyourbelongings with you on thistrip?
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Belongings and possessions
  • accoutrements
  • asset
  • capital assets
  • chattel
  • estate
  • fixed assets
  • for
  • landholding
  • lost property
  • lost property office
  • materially
  • name
  • non-liquid
  • possession
  • property
  • resource
  • stuff
  • swag
  • thing
  • toxic asset
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(Definition ofbelongingsfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

belongings| American Dictionary

belongings
plural noun
us
/bɪˈlɔŋ·ɪŋz/
the things that you own,esp. those that can be taken with you:
Fleeing thefloodwaters,familiesherepackedtheirbelongings andheadedtohigherland.
(Definition ofbelongingsfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbelongings

belongings
In the second part of the inventories are listed thebelongingsof the deceased, with their value.
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It was cold and winter, and everybody wore a lot of clothes, and many carried around all theirbelongings.
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The soldiers and policemen helped us collect ourbelongings.
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The meaning is that someone is affected through hisbelongings.
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Eventually we gravitated to the side of the room where, still singing, we would pack up ourbelongings, and prepare to leave the building.
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But if a man never mentions hisbelongingsamong those with whom he lives, he becomes mysterious, and almost open to suspicion.
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They could look at and touch their personalbelongings, which made it possible to preserve independence and contributed to a sense of well-being.
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Although the ruling family had time to escape with some of itsbelongings, the rest of the elite residents abandoned their goods and fled.
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Whether one wishes to rent a room or to mail somebelongings, a contract covering every eventuality is required.
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The fear of contamination of the upper classes led to attacks on people's lives andbelongingsand the dehumanizing of the poor (pp. 180 + 3).
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Those with houses still standing returned to gather valuablebelongingswhich they tied in scarves and carried on their backs.
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Houses can be filled withbelongingsthat attest the hard work of their owners.
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He is charged $300.00 a month for a back bedroom, plus a substantial storage fee for hisbelongings.
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They have trouble keeping track of theirbelongingsand forget where they have put them, in part because they rarely put things away.
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All theirbelongingswas taken to the cattle market.
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