owned

UK
/əʊnd/
US
/oʊnd/
ownedpast participle
UK
/əʊnd/
US
/oʊnd/
Used adjectivally as the past participle of the verb "own".
Definitions
Belonging to a particular owner; in the legal possession of someone rather than being rented or leased.
Only owned equipment may be stored in the locker rooms.
(slang) Thoroughly defeated, dominated, or humiliated.
By the end of the debate, the opposition was completely owned.
ownedadjective
more owned
Comp.
most owned
Super.
UK
/əʊnd/
US
/oʊnd/
Translations
The owned property was well-maintained.
Владельческая собственность была хорошо ухожена.
The company is owned by a multinational corporation.
Компания принадлежит многонациональной корпорации.
Definitions
Having been purchased by, or under the legal possession of, a person or entity; not rented or leased.
They preferred to live in an owned home rather than pay rent.
(slang) Thoroughly defeated, dominated, or humiliated.
During the match the challenger was completely owned by the champion.
ownedinterjection
Internet slang exclamation signalling that someone has been decisively defeated or embarrassed.
Definitions
(slang) An exclamation indicating that someone has been decisively defeated, dominated, or proven wrong.
"Owned!" he shouted after scoring the winning goal.
ownverb

owned

Past Simple

owned
Past Simple
owned
Past Participle
owning
Gerund
UK
/əʊn/
US
/oʊn/
Translations
He owns a rare collection of stamps.
Он обладает редкой коллекцией марок.
She owns a beautiful house by the lake.
Она владеет красивым домом у озера.
Additional translations
Definitions
To have or possess something as property.
She owns a beautiful house by the lake.
To admit or acknowledge something, especially a fault or mistake.
He owned his mistake and apologized to everyone involved.
To completely dominate or defeat someone or something.
The team owned their rivals in the championship game.
ownpronoun
Definitions
Something that belongs to or is connected with the person or thing just mentioned.
She doesn't have a bike, but she'd like to buy her own.
By oneself; alone, without the help or company of others.
The children were left to cook dinner on their own.
ownadjective
Definitions
Belonging to oneself or itself; not shared with others.
She has her own room in the house.
Used to emphasize that something belongs to or is connected with a particular person or thing.
He has his own unique style of painting.