Of | Mean of of in English Dictionary

/ˈʌv/

• belonging to, relating to, or connected with (someone or something)
1. He is a coworker of mine.
2. I threw out that old shirt of yours.
3. She's a friend of my mother's.
4. He had the support of his family to help him.
5. the plays of William Shakespeare
6. What is the name of the band?
7. We admired the courage of the young woman.
8. the President of the United States
9. the Queen of England
10. What is the total cost of the repairs?
11. The value of the antique is high.
12. the responsibility/duty of parents
13. the work of the artist
14. the behavior of the child
15. the actions of the President
16. the results of the experiment
17. The score of the game is tied.
18. The product of 2 times 2 is 4.
19. I can't stand the sight of it. [=I can't stand seeing it]
20. the color of the dress
21. the social issues of the time
22. the greatest invention of the 20th century
23. She was voted (Most Outstanding) Woman of the Year.
24. the top of the mountain
25. The leg of the table is loose.
26. a masterpiece of modern fiction
27. the fourth of July [=the fourth day in the month of July]
28. We are having a party on the day of graduation.
29. Where were you at the time of the murder?
30. She told a story of [=about] her travels in Italy.
31. The news/announcement of our victory was greeted with delight.
32. He dreams of becoming rich and famous.
33. He was neglectful of his duties.
• living or occurring in (a specified country, city, town, etc.)
1. the people of Puerto Rico
2. a fish of the western Atlantic
3. a plant of the tropics
• showing (someone or something)
1. a painting of a mother holding her child
2. a picture of my house

• involving or dealing with (something)
1. a test of basic skills
2. the Department of Agriculture
• outfield