How is the word appartenir translated from French to English

Être la propriété de quelqu'un ou faire partie de quelque chose.

To be owned by someone or be part of something.

verb
English translation
Belong

Examples with “appartenir”

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  • Ces outils appartiennent à mon père. These tools belong to my father.

  • Ces livres ont leur place sur l'étagère du haut. These books belong on the top shelf.

  • À qui appartiennent ces gants ? Who do these gloves belong to?

  • Ai-je vraiment ma place dans ce groupe ? Do I really belong in this group?

  • Les droits appartiennent au photographe, pas au magazine. The copyrights belong to the photographer, not the magazine.

  • Les serviettes mouillées n'ont pas leur place sur le canapé. Wet towels don't belong on the couch.

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FAQ about “appartenir”

How is “appartenir” translated from French?
“appartenir” translates into English as “Belong”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “appartenir” mean?
Meaning of “appartenir”: Être la propriété de quelqu'un ou faire partie de quelque chose. In English — “Belong”.
What part of speech is “appartenir”?
“appartenir” is a verb.
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