🇬🇧 Property meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Property means things that belong to a person, like their toys, clothes, books, or even their house and yard. If it is your property, it is yours to use and take care of, and other people should not take it or break it without your permission.

I labeled my secret snack box as “radioactive property” and suddenly no one wanted my chips anymore.

When I called my bed my property, my cat heard “free nap zone” and moved in permanently.

My baby sister thinks every chair is her property, especially the one I’m already sitting on.

The couch is family property, yet somehow it’s always covered with the dog’s butt prints, not ours.

I tried to borrow my brother’s property—a hoodie—and he screamed like I stole the crown jewels.

Anna finds a bag on the bus. The bag has a note: "Lost Property." She holds the property and asks the driver, "Is this property yours?" The driver points to a shelf for lost property. She puts the property on the shelf. A man comes, takes his property and says, "Thank you." Anna smiles.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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