own
- IPA[əʊn]
英式
- used with a possessive to emphasize that someone or something belongs or relates to the person or thing mentioned；done or produced by and for the person mentioned
- something that belongs to the person or thing mentioned；something produced by the person mentioned
- have (something) as one's own; possess；admit or acknowledge that something is the case or that one feels a certain way
verb: own, 3rd person present: owns, gerund or present participle: owning, past tense: owned, past participle: owned
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形容詞
- 1. used with a possessive to emphasize that someone or something belongs or relates to the person or thing mentioned they can't handle their own children the kitten is currently chasing her own tail
- ▪ done or produced by and for the person mentioned I used to design all my own clothes
- ▪ particular to the person or thing mentioned; individual the style had its own charm
代名詞
- 1. something that belongs to the person or thing mentioned your life is your own his face was inches from her own
- ▪ something produced by the person mentioned they claimed the work as their own
- ▪ something that is particular to the person or thing mentioned Stephens' language is very much his own
動詞
- 1. have (something) as one's own; possess his father owns a restaurant a state-owned company 同義詞
- 2. formal admit or acknowledge that something is the case or that one feels a certain way she owned to a feeling of profound jealousy he was reluctant to own that he was indebted 同義詞
- ▪ take or acknowledge full responsibility for (something) I emphasize the importance of owning our anger and finding ways to control it
- ▪ archaic acknowledge paternity, authorship, or possession of he has published little, trivial things which he will not own
- 3. US informal utterly defeat (an opponent or rival); completely get the better of yeah right, she totally owned you, man
- (in soccer) a goal scored when a player inadvertently strikes or deflects the ball into their ...
Oxford Dictionary
- an act by which one unintentionally embarrasses oneself or harms one's own interests: this was a remarkable self-own by a news organization whose credibility was already under assault
- unintentionally embarrass oneself or harm one's own interests: they don’t have enough awareness to realize they were self-owning he has an uncanny knack for self-owning himself on social media
Oxford Dictionary
- an act by which one unintentionally embarrasses oneself or harms one's own interests: this was a remarkable self-own by a news organization whose credibility was already under assault
- unintentionally embarrass oneself or harm one's own interests: they don’t have enough awareness to realize they were self-owning he has an uncanny knack for self-owning himself on social media
Oxford American Dictionary
- own (something) jointly: the clubs co-own the ground
Oxford Dictionary
- a product manufactured specially for a retailer and bearing the retailer's name: my dogs eat the supermarket's own brand own-brand products
Oxford Dictionary
- another term for own brand
Oxford Dictionary
- (in South Africa) a matter defined as being specific to a particular ethnic group, and ...
Oxford Dictionary
- (in soccer) a goal scored inadvertently when the ball is struck into the goal by a player on ...
Oxford American Dictionary
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美式
- used with a possessive to emphasize that someone or something belongs or relates to the person ... they can't handle their own children the kitten is currently chasing her own tail
- something that belongs to the person or thing mentioned: your life is your own his face was inches from her own
- have (something) as one's own; possess: his father owns a restaurant state-owned property
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