Own Meaning in English
word
/ˈoʊn/
OHN
/ˈəʊn/
OHN
释义
To have something that belongs to you. It can mean legally possessing something or something you identify as yours.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used for legal possession and personal belongings. Often used with pronouns: 'my own', 'your own'. Sometimes used for emphasis, meaning 'personally' or 'without help'. Don't confuse with 'own' as adjective meaning 'belonging to oneself'.
Spanish: poseer - tenerPortuguese (BR): possuir - terPortuguese (PT): possuir - terChinese (Simplified): 拥有 - 自己的Chinese (Traditional): 擁有 - 自己的Hindi: मालिक होना - स्वयं काArabic: يمتلك - خاص بهBengali: মালিক হওয়া - নিজের করাRussian: владеть - иметьJapanese: 所有する - 持つVietnamese: sở hữuKorean: 소유하다Turkish: sahip olmakUrdu: ملکیت رکھناIndonesian: memiliki
例句
I own a small car.
basic
Do you own this house?
basic
She wants to own her business one day.
basic
I did the work on my own.
natural
That’s his own opinion, not ours.
natural
She bought the car with her own money.
natural