belongings

n.

动产；财物；家眷；亲属

sense of belonging归宿感，归属感

1. She lost all her belongings in the fire.
   她在那场火灾中失去了所有的财产。
2. He pointed his belongings towards the police.
   他向警察出示了自己的所有东西。
3. She tied up her few belongings into a bundle.
   她把她仅有的一些所有物绑成一捆。
4. Parents owe their children privacy and respect for their personal belongings.
   父母亲应允许孩子们有个人的秘密，要尊重他们的私人物件。
5. She packed all her belongings into a suitcase.
   她将全部东西都装进了一只手提箱。
6. We came home to find our belongings scattered about the room.
   我们回到家里看到东西扔得满屋都是。

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