property
ˈprɑpərti
properties
property: land and buildings owned by someone
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Noun

1.
real estateland and buildings owned by someone
  • They bought a property in the countryside..
premises real estate
2.
ownershipsomething owned by someone
  • This car is my property.
3.
attributecharacteristic or quality of something
  • Flexibility is an important property of rubber..
attribute characteristic trait
4.
technologyTECH.parameter in computingTECH.
  • You can change the property settings in the app.
attribute characteristic
5.
theaterTECH.UKobject used in a play or movieTECH.UK
  • The sword was a property in the play.
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  • property: land and buildings owned by someone
    land and buildings owned by someone

Expressions with property

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series of steps moving to more valuable homes
He moved up the property ladder after his promotion.
something highly desired or valuable
The new smartphone model is hot property among tech enthusiasts.
used to challenge systems of ownership and inequality
In debate, he repeated that property is theft.
person who looks after rented buildings for the owner
The property manager handled tenant complaints quickly and professionally.
land or buildings owned by a church
The church property includes a large garden and a parking lot.
items left behind by someone and found by others
The lost property office was full of umbrellas and scarves..

Origin of property

Latin, proprietas (ownership)

Terms with property included in their meaning

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property
area of ground used for farming or building
ownership
be the property of someone
crime
criminal taking property to keep or sell
ownership
be the property of someone
protection
someone who protects people or property from harm
property
personal possessions or property
tenant action
pay to use property or goods temporarily
real estate
property available for renting

Examples of property in a sentence

  • She inherited a large property from her grandparents.
  • The paintings are the museum's property.
  • Please return any property left in the locker.
  • Transparency is a key property of glass.
  • The magnetic property of the material was tested.
  • The software update added new property options.

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  1. French:propriété, caractéristique, ...
  2. German:Immobilie, Eigentum, ...
  3. Italian:immobile, bene, ...
  4. Spanish:inmueble, pertenencia, ...
  5. Portuguese:propriedade, bem, ...
  6. Chinese:房产, 财产, ...
  7. Japanese:不動産, 所有物, ...
  8. Arabic:عِقار, مِلْكِيّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:נֶכֶס, רְכוּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:недвижимость, свойство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нерухомість, власність, ...
  12. Hindi:संपत्ति, मालिकाना वस्तु, ...

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