Belong | Mean of belong in English Dictionary

/bɪˈlɑːŋ/

• Verb
• to be accepted and liked by the other people in a group
1. She was here for 15 years, but she never really belonged.
• to be the property of (someone)
1. The money belongs to him. [=the money is his]
2. That watch belongs to me.
3. The house belongs not just to her, but to her husband as well.
4. His style belongs only to himself. [=no one else has his style]
• to be a member of (a club, organization, etc.)
1. The family belongs to a country club.
2. Most of the company's employees belong to an HMO.

• to be included in (a category, group, etc.)
1. What family does that bird belong to?
• to be a part of (something)
1. the parts belonging to the clock