"You belong to me" or "You belong with me" [closed]
2015年5月18日 · The term belong with (or belong in or at) conveys aptness rather than ownership. to be in a proper situation . Merriam-Webster. Both you belong to me and you belong with me convey that the speaker and the listener should be in a romantic relationship. However, the former suggests that the relationship clearly exists, and he or she intends to ...
"Belong to" or "belong on" - English Language & Usage Stack …
2018年6月30日 · The verb 'belong' as used here means 'to be in the right place or a suitable place'. You can follow it with many prepositions of place or location such as in, on, under, over, etc. That dishonest man belongs in prison. That picture belongs above the fireplace. Dirty boots do not belong on the table, now do they? Belong (Cambridge)
Should I use "me" or "mine"? - English Language & Usage Stack …
Compare “for us” vs “for ours”, or “with me” vs “with mine”, or “in them” vs “in theirs”. It may clearer with a noun instead of a pronoun, so “for/with/in Bill” vs “for/with/in Bill’s”. You need to learn about case distinctions in substantives, and in …
Is there a word for something that does NOT belong to someone?
Humans (and animals) that do not belong to someone or something are often called free. Objects that do not belong to anyone can also be seen as free (for the taking). Objects that do not belong to anyone can also be seen as free (for the taking).
one word to express "not belong"? - English Language & Usage …
2015年1月3日 · I really feel I don't belong here. I mean, everyone is dressed so nicely and speaks so properly, while I in my oversized plaid shirt mumble nonsensically. Thus, I mean an antonym to belong in the sense of "used to say that someone or something should be in a particular place or situation" (from M-W).
"my", "of me", "of mine" - when to use these possessive …
2013年1月3日 · That said, "X of mine" is mostly used when you want to indicate that something is one of many that you own or are associated with. If, say, you have many cars, you might point to one and say, "That is a car of mine." But if you only have one, you normally say, "That is my car." (If you have many, you could also say, "That is one of my cars.")
What's a word that means does not belong, and doesn't matter at …
2014年12月30日 · The word can be used to mean that something doesn't belong (i.e in this category) or something that has nothing to do with something, but also doesn't matter. I know there is a word for this in my head but I can't think of it. The definition of the word belong is to be rightly placed in a specified position.
Difference between "belong to" and "belong in" [closed]
2012年6月19日 · I hope you don't mind that this is quite a speculative interpretation. The general meaning is essentially as @Fr0zenFyr described it, in that belonging to something is already having the bonds to it, and belonging in something is having a purpose or destiny in that environment, whether that be a team or workplace, or whatever else.
What does "it’s all on you" mean? - English Language & Usage …
It generally means "it is your responsibility." By responsibility it means that the blame or the victory would belong to you - sometimes it is said when someone is taking a risk or doing something that could go badly. The person saying it means "it is your choice, but don't blame me if it fails."
What is a word to describe something that belongs exclusively to …
2017年1月11日 · Why the downvote? The question asked for ' a word (or idiom or phrase) that describes something which is perceived as belonging to one person or group of people only'. Which 'peculiar to' fits. if there is some other aspect to my answer that is incorrect in some way, it will be easier for me to correct if you let me know what it is. Peace. –