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to belong
01
to be one's property
Transitive: to belong to sb
Example
The antique clock belongs to my grandmother.
The artwork displayed in the gallery belongs to a famous artist.
02
to feel comfortable or happy in a particular place or situation or with a specific group of people
Intransitive
Example
After moving to a new city, it took him some time to find a group of friends where he truly belonged.
As soon as she walked into the art studio, she knew she had found a place where she truly belonged.
03
to be in the right place or situation; to have a natural connection or fit within a particular context or environment
Intransitive: to belong somewhere
Example
The old leather-bound books seemed to belong in the library, where they added a sense of history and knowledge.
The ancient artifacts truly belonged in the museum, providing visitors with a glimpse into the past.
04
to be classified in a class or category
Transitive: to belong to a category | to belong in a category
Example
Orchids belong to the vast category of flowering plants.
The suspenseful plot and unexpected twists in the novel clearly indicate that it belongs in the mystery genre of literature.
05
to be a natural and integral part or attribute of a person or thing
Transitive: to belong to sth
Example
Basic mathematics and language proficiency skills belong to the core curriculum.
Regular exercise and a balanced diet belong to a healthy lifestyle, promoting physical and mental well-being.
06
to be a member of a group, organization, etc.
Transitive: to belong to a group
Example
As a citizen, it is important to belong to a community and contribute to its well-being.
He belongs to a prestigious academic society that promotes scientific research.
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