belong

• vi.属する、分類される；居住する；適合する；置かれる

接頭辞be-、強調。長い、古風な、属する。

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接頭辞be-, 強調.

belong

belong: [14] Old English had a verb langian, meaning ‘pertain to’. It had no immediate connection with the other Old English verb langian, modern English long, ‘desire’, but came from the Old English adjective gelang ‘pertaining, belonging’ (although ultimately this gelang and the modern English adjective and verb long come from the same Germanic source, *langgaz). The intensive prefix be- was added in the 14th century.
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belong (v.)

mid-14c., "to go along with, properly relate to," from be- intensive prefix, + longen "to go," from Old English langian "pertain to, to go along with," which is of unknown origin. Senses of "be the property of" and "be a member of" first recorded late 14c. Cognate with Middle Dutch belanghen, Dutch belangen, German belangen. Replaced earlier Old English gelang, with completive prefix ge-.

1. I 'm so glad to see you back where you belong .

あなたが自分の世界に戻ってきたのを見て嬉しいです。

2.It is inapproprpriate for a judge to belong to a discriminatory club.

裁判官が差別的なクラブに参加するのは適切ではありません。

3.They belong to an older,more self-denying generation.

彼らはよりストイックな先代に属している。

4.You don 't belong here.

あなたはここに属していません。

5.They need to feel they belong .

彼らには帰属感が必要です。