belong in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for belong in the English»Italian Dictionary

belong [Brit bɪˈlɒŋ, Am bəˈlɔŋ] VB intr

1. belong (be the property of):

to belong to

appartenere a

don't take what doesn't belong to you

non prendere quello che non ti appartiene

we belong to each other

apparteniamo l'uno all'altra

2. belong (be member of):

to belong to family, generation

appartenere a

to belong to club, society, gang, party, union, set

fare parte di

to belong to library

avere la tessera di

3. belong (have its proper place):

belong

collocarsi, andare (messo)

where do these books belong?

dove vanno messi questi libri?

it doesn't belong on this shelf

non va su questo scaffale

put it back where it belongs

rimettilo al suo posto

4. belong (fit in):

belong person:

integrarsi, sentirsi al proprio posto

you don't belong here

questo non è il tuo ambiente

everybody wants to belong

ognuno vorrebbe farne parte

I don't feel I belong anywhere

mi sento un pesce fuor d'acqua dovunque

to give immigrants a sense of belonging

dare agli immigranti un senso di appartenenza

we belong together

siamo fatti l'uno per l'altra

5. belong LAW:

it belongs to sb to do

pertiene a qn fare

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rightfully claim, belong

legittimamente

truly be, belong, think

davvero, veramente

England is where I truly belong

l'Inghilterra è la mia vera patria

they belong together (objects)

vanno insieme

they belong together (people)

sono fatti l'uno per l'altro

Translations for belong in the Italian»English Dictionary

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cooperativa intercomunale

cooperative whose members belong to different municipalities

appartenere a una religione (ben) -a

to belong to a well-defined religion

appartenere a oggetto, proprietà, capitale:

to belong to

non prendere quello che non ti appartiene

don't take what doesn't belong to you

apparteniamo l'uno all'altra fig

we belong to each other

appartenere alla sfera dell'immaginario

to belong to the realms of the imagination

far parte di un circolo

to be in or to belong to a club

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Nowadays this is the most widely used Italian credit card and hundreds of banks belong to its network. Since the 1980s it has helped to spread the use of credit cards throughout Italy, across the social strata, whereas before that date they were exclusively used by the upper classes.

belong in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for belong in the English»Italian Dictionary

belong [bɪ·ˈlɑ:ŋ] VB intr

1. belong (be property of, be from):

to belong to sb/sth

appartenere a qu/qc

2. belong (have a place):

where do these spoons belong?

dove vanno questi cucchiai?

this doesn't belong here

questo non è il suo posto

I feel I don't belong here

non mi sento a mio agio qui

3. belong (be a member of):

to belong to club

essere socio di

to belong to political party

essere membro di

4. belong (should be):

a book that belongs in every home

un libro che ogni famiglia dovrebbe avere

5. belong (match):

they belong together

sono fatti l'uno per l'altra

Translations for belong in the Italian»English Dictionary

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appartenere a qu

to belong to sb

appartenere a qc

to belong to sth

televisione

Italian television consists of three public channels (RAIUNO, RAIDUE, RAITRE) and numerous private channels, most of them local or regional. The three most important private channels (Canale5, Italia1, Rete4) broadcast nationwide and belong to Mediaset, which is controlled by Silvio Berlusconi. RAI, as a state-owned company, is run by the Communications Minister .

essere di qu

to belong to sb

far parte di qc

to belong to sth

belong Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to belong to sb/sth

appartenere a qu/qc

where do these spoons belong?

dove vanno questi cucchiai?

this doesn't belong here

questo non è il suo posto

I feel I don't belong here

non mi sento a mio agio qui

to belong to club

essere socio di

to belong to political party

essere membro di

they belong together

sono fatti l'uno per l'altra

Italian television consists of three public channels (RAIUNO, RAIDUE, RAITRE) and numerous private channels, most of them local or regional. The three most important private channels (Canale5, Italia1, Rete4) broadcast nationwide and belong to Mediaset, which is controlled by Silvio Berlusconi. RAI, as a state-owned company, is run by the Communications Minister .

televisione

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In a mutual, any monies remaining after payment of claims and operating costs belong to the policyholders.

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Around the edge appear fingerprints that could well belong to the king himself.

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This results in instances where, say, a female chimpanzee may generally belong to one parent group, but encounters a male who belongs to a neighboring community.

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A player must belong to an alliance and have a castle in their city in order to build a palace.

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Individuals in other countries strive to belong so much that being exiled or shunned from their society is the biggest dishonor.

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They love each other madly, but they belong to the system.

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The alternative is an increasingly dystopic and anarchistic world to which no one would want to belong.

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There's nothing wrong with either fruit salad or chutney, but do they belong together?

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A large but unknown number of these sources probably belong to the high security risk category.

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She also saw tracks "inside" the boundary of their glade that could belong to the humanoid.

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