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own
UK
/əʊn/
US
/oʊn/
own up
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own
pronoun
UK
/əʊn/
US
/oʊn/
Used after a possessive adjective to refer to something that belongs to the person or thing just mentioned.
own
verb
owned
Past Simple
owned
Past Participle
owning
Gerund
UK
/əʊn/
US
/oʊn/
владеть
She owns a beautiful house by the lake.
Она владеет красивым домом у озера.
обладать
He owns a rare collection of stamps.
Он обладает редкой коллекцией марок.
Traductions supplémentaires
завладеть
Synonymes
acquire
retain
claim
possess
have
hold
control
own
adjective
UK
/əʊn/
US
/oʊn/
собственный
She has her own car.
У неё есть собственный автомобиль.
личный
He has his own opinion on the matter.
У него есть личное мнение по этому вопросу.
Synonymes
individual
personal
private
distinct
self-owned
Antonymes
foreign
alien
Définitions
own
pronoun
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.
own
verb
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.
own
adjective
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.
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