own

own
əun
1. verb
1) (to have as a possession: I own a car.) poseer, tener, ser dueño de
2) (to admit that something is true: I own that I have not been working very hard.) confesar, admitir

2. adjective, pronoun
(belonging to (the person stated): The house is my own; I saw it with my own eyes.) propio
- ownership
- get one's own back
- own up

own1 adj propio
he's got his own computer tiene ordenador propio
I've got my own room tengo mi propia habitación
own2 pron mío / tuyo / suyo
is that car your own, or is it somebody else's? ¿es tuyo ese coche, o es de otra persona?
a room of my own una habitación para mí solo
on one's own solo / sin ayuda
I was on my own in the house estuve solo en casa
can you do it on your own? ¿lo puedes hacer tú solo?
own3 vb poseer / tener / ser dueño de
do you own a car? ¿tienes coche?
own
tr[əʊn]
adjective
1 propio,-a
it's all my own work lo he hecho todo yo
they grow their own vegetables cultivan sus propios verduras
he saw it with his own eyes lo vio con sus propios ojos
it's her own fault la culpa es de ella misma
pronoun
1 propio,-a
would you like to borrow mine or do you have your own? ¿quieres que te deje el mío o ya tienes uno propio?
where's my dinner? - get your own! ¿dónde está mi comida? - ¡prepárala tú mismo!
for reasons of his own por razones personales
transitive verb
1 (possess) poseer, ser dueño,-a de, tener
he owns this land es dueño de estas tierras
who owns that house? ¿de quién es aquella casa?
2 (confess) reconocer, admitir
intransitive verb
1 (confess, admit) reconocer (to, -)
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
on one's own (alone) solo,-a 2 (without help) uno,-a mismo,-a
to come into one's own (do well) lucirse 2 (receive recognition) ser reconocido,-a 3 (show true qualities) demostrar lo que se vale
to get one's own back vengarse, tomarse la revancha
to hold one's own defenderse, saber defenderse
own brand marca propia
own goal gol nombre masculino en propia portería
own v ['o:n] vt
1) possess: poseer, tener, ser dueño de
2) admit: reconocer, admitir
own vi
to own up : reconocer (algo), admitir (algo)
own adj
: propio, personal, particular
his own car: su propio coche
own pron, my ; (your, his/her, our, their) ; own : el mío, la mía; el tuyo, la tuya; el suyo, la suya; el nuestro, la nuestra
to each his own: cada uno a lo suyo
money of my own: mi propio dinero
to be on one's own: estar solo
own
adj.
particular adj.
propio, -a adj.
adj.indef.
mismo adj.indef.
n.
lo suyo s.m.
suyo s.m.
pron.
mismo pron.
v.
poseer v.
reconocer v.
(§pres: reconozco, reconoces...)
ser dueño de v.
tener v.
(§pres: tengo, tienes...tenemos) pret: tuv-
fut/c: tendr-•)

I əʊn
transitive verb
1) (possess) \<\<property\>\> tener*, ser* dueño de, poseer* (frml)

do you own the house? — ¿la casa es tuya?

she acts as if she owns the place — se comporta como si fuera la dueña y señora del lugar

2) (admit) (frml) reconocer*, admitir
Phrasal Verbs:

II
adjective

my/her/your etc own: in our own house en nuestra propia casa; I saw it with my (very) own eyes lo vi con mis propios ojos; she makes her own clothes se hace la ropa ella misma; it's all my own work lo hice todo yo; I'll find my own way out — no hace falta que me acompañe hasta la salida


III
pronoun

my/her/your etc own: it isn't a company car: it's her own no es un coche de la empresa, es suyo (propio); she wanted a room of her own quería una habitación para ella sola; she has enough work of her own without helping you too tiene bastante trabajo propio como para estar ayudándote a ti; Florence has a charm all (of) its own Florencia tiene un encanto muy particular; on one's own solo; you're on your own from now on de ahora en adelante te las arreglarás por tu cuenta; to call something one's own: I don't have a moment to call my own no tengo ni un minuto para mí; to come into one's own: she really comes into her own in the final act en el último acto es cuando verdaderamente se luce; to get one's own back (BrE colloq) desquitarse; I can't wait to get my own back on him no veo el momento de desquitarme or de hacérselas pagar; to hold one's own — saber* defenderse


I [ǝʊn]
1. VT
1) (=possess) [+ object, goods] tener, poseer; [+ land, house, company] ser dueño de, poseer

he owns two tractors — tiene or posee dos tractores

he owns three newspapers — es dueño de tres periódicos

do you own your own house? — ¿tienes casa propia?, ¿tienes una casa de tu propiedad?

who owns the newspaper? — ¿quién es el propietario or dueño del periódico?

who owns this pen? — ¿de quién es esta pluma?

a cat nobody wants to own — un gato que nadie quiere reclamar

as if he owned the place — como si dueño del lugar

you don't own me! — ¡no te pertenezco!

2) (=admit) reconocer, admitir

I own I was wrong — reconozco or admito que me equivoqué

he owned the child as his — reconoció al niño como suyo

2.
VI

to own to sth — confesar or reconocer algo


II [ǝʊn]
1.
ADJ propio

the house has its own garage — la casa tiene garaje propio

in her own house — en su propia casa

it's all my own money — todo el dinero es mío

2.
PRON

my/his/her etc own: the house is her own — la casa es de su propiedad or le pertenece

my time is my own — dispongo de mi tiempo como quiero

we all look after our own — todos cuidamos lo nuestro

he has a style all his own — tiene un estilo muy suyo or propio

I'm so busy I can scarcely call my time my own — estoy tan ocupado que apenas dispongo de mi tiempo

without a chair to call my own — sin una silla que pueda decir que es mía

can I have it for my own? — ¿puedo quedarme con él?

he made the theory his own — hizo suya la teoría, adoptó la teoría

she has money of her own — tiene su propio dinero

a place of one's own — (una) casa propia

I'll give you a copy of your own — te daré una copia para ti

for reasons of his own — él sabrá por qué

to be on one's own — estar solo

now we're on our own — ya estamos solos or a solas

if I can get him on his own — si puedo hablar con él a solas

to do sth on one's own — (=unaccompanied) hacer algo por su cuenta; (=unaided) hacer algo solo or sin ayuda (de nadie)

you'll have a room of your very own — tendrás una habitación para ti solo

- get one's own back

to come into one's own —

women came into their own during the Second World War — las mujeres no se hicieron valer hasta la Segunda Guerra Mundial

his ideas really came into their own in the sixties — hasta los años sesenta no se valoraron de verdad sus ideas

- hold one's own

he can hold his own with the best of them — no le va a la zaga ni al mejor de ellos

I can hold my own in German — me defiendo en alemán

3.
CPD

own brand N — (Comm) marca f propia (de un supermercado etc)

own-brand

own goal N(Brit) (Sport) autogol m

(fig)

the campaign was considered a public relations own goal for the government — la campaña se consideró un perjuicio que el gobierno se ha hecho a sí mismo or un gol que el gobierno se ha marcado a sí mismo en el ámbito de las relaciones públicas

own label N= own brand

* * *

I [əʊn]
transitive verb
1) (possess) \<\<property\>\> tener*, ser* dueño de, poseer* (frml)

do you own the house? — ¿la casa es tuya?

she acts as if she owns the place — se comporta como si fuera la dueña y señora del lugar

2) (admit) (frml) reconocer*, admitir
Phrasal Verbs:

II
adjective

my/her/your etc own: in our own house en nuestra propia casa; I saw it with my (very) own eyes lo vi con mis propios ojos; she makes her own clothes se hace la ropa ella misma; it's all my own work lo hice todo yo; I'll find my own way out — no hace falta que me acompañe hasta la salida


III
pronoun

my/her/your etc own: it isn't a company car: it's her own no es un coche de la empresa, es suyo (propio); she wanted a room of her own quería una habitación para ella sola; she has enough work of her own without helping you too tiene bastante trabajo propio como para estar ayudándote a ti; Florence has a charm all (of) its own Florencia tiene un encanto muy particular; on one's own solo; you're on your own from now on de ahora en adelante te las arreglarás por tu cuenta; to call something one's own: I don't have a moment to call my own no tengo ni un minuto para mí; to come into one's own: she really comes into her own in the final act en el último acto es cuando verdaderamente se luce; to get one's own back (BrE colloq) desquitarse; I can't wait to get my own back on him no veo el momento de desquitarme or de hacérselas pagar; to hold one's own — saber* defenderse


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