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Meanings of belong to in English
Usage of belong to in English
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Well, of course, the house used to belong to actor Lionel Barrymore.
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And people would ask him questions: 'What church do you belong to?'
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We are therefore very happy to belong to the SIFIs, Ackermann said.
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Two main disorders belong to this group: contact dermatitis and atopic dermatitis.
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They were always used outfits, but they didn't belong to the victims.
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Only in terms of consumption does Russia belong to the developed world.
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He said five of those stranded in Fiji belong to one family.
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The prophets and psalms of Israel also belong to our holy heritage.
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We forget too easily that people all belong to the same family.
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We all belong to the same community, a shared community called humanity.
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A number that just happened to belong to one Mr. Jason Andrews.
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The young men are all believed to belong to the Somali-American community.
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Swiss authorities said they had frozen assets that might belong to Mubarak.
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Several homesteads in the area belong to direct relatives on Nelson Mandela.
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Some 92 per cent of these belong to the Han ethnic group.
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Stock Question Three would be: Do you belong to any subversive organization?
