關於Belong的意思和用法的提問

A: It means that you fit together well, that you are a good partnership. It is generally used in a romantic sense but doesn't have to be.

A: yours like the book belong to me .

A: It means "is owned" for example "That pen belongs to me" means "that pen is owned by me".

A: It means "it is not relevant to the present situation and we should stop discussing it."

A: The bag belongs to your mother.
("Your mother owns the bag") (she is the owner of the bag)

Except means exception .

He gave all the food, but the can of fruit is still with him.

He still own the can of fruit

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A: She belongs to me.
We belong together.
We don't belong together.
Leyla and Mecnun belong together.

A: This house belongs to my parents.
My husband belongs to me :)) .
I dont belong to anyone.

A: @Rain_Lily
We belong together.
That bag belongs to me.
It is not mine. It belongs to you.

A: i belong to this place. That suit belongs to me. I feel a self of belonging to this place. I belong to you (romantic informal way)

A: “Belong to me” suggests possession. When something belongs to you, you own it. But when speaking about people the possession is of course not literal.

“Belong with me” does not have the connotation of possession- it is just saying the person or thing and the speaker (“me”) should be together.

A: Belong = Ownership (所有)
Come = A location where you were (来る）

A: You belong to me is more possessive and it sounds almost aggressive, whereas you belong with me is more loving and romantic.

For example, if in a rom-com one person said to the other "you belong with me", that's them trying to be sweet and romantic. If they said "you belong to me", the other person would immediately try and get away because it sounds scary and dangerous.

I hope this makes sense and helps you!

A: "Belong to" is similar to "to own"
If I say "That cat belongs to me." I'm saying the cat is mine, I own it.
"Belong with" is usually used with another person like "She belongs with him" which means that they're meant to be together

A: "Belong with" is generally used when talking about two people who either should be together romantically or are together and are a good couple.
Person A: Have you seen Amy and Tom together?
Person B: Yes, I have. I wish they'd admit their feelings for each other -- they belong with each other. Listen to Belong With Me by Taylor Swift for more examples.
On the other hand, "belong to" is more possessive and generally used for objects or pets. Do not use it for people because it sounds like you consider the person to be an object.
Example 1: Who does this book belong to?
Example 2: I am a free man. I don't belong to anyone.

A: This would be correct.

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Thank you ☺️

A: hope this helps

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A: For example: do not touch it if it does not belong to you

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A: I belong to her.

A: It belongs to you.