belonging in German
belonging in German is Eigentum, Sache — belonging means the feeling of being accepted and comfortable within a group or place.
belonging in German
Eigentum
(countable, mostly, in the plural) Something physical that is owned.
Sache
(countable, mostly, in the plural) Something physical that is owned.
What does "belonging" mean?
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noun The feeling of being accepted and comfortable within a group or place.
"New students often long for a feeling of belonging."
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noun In the plural, personal possessions.
"He left his belongings in a locker at the station."
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belonging in a sentence
- New students often long for a feeling of belonging.
- The friendly welcome gave him a sense of belonging in the town.
- He left his belongings in a locker at the station.
- The family packed all their belongings into boxes before the move.
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What is "belonging" in German?
"belonging" in German is Eigentum, Sache. belonging means: The feeling of being accepted and comfortable within a group or place.
How do you use "belonging" in a sentence?
Example: "New students often long for a feeling of belonging." In German, "belonging" is Eigentum, Sache.
Are there other ways to say "belonging" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "belonging": Eigentum, Sache.
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