own

propio

adjective

own
[əʊn]
adjetivo
1propio(a)
  • her own money -> su propio dinero
  • I saw it with my own eyes -> lo vi con mis propios ojos
  • I do my own accounts -> llevo mi propia contabilidad
  • in one's own right -> por derecho propio
  • own goal -> autogol (m) , gol (m) en propia meta or (in soccer) puerta or (español de España) propio arco (Am)
  • to score an own goal (sentido figurado) -> meter la pata
pronombre
2(of possession)
  • my own -> el/la mío(a)
  • it's my own -> es mío(a)
  • I have money of my own -> tengo dinero propio or mío (Am)
  • a child of his own -> un hijo suyo
  • he made that expression/part his own -> hizo suya esa expresión/suyo ese papel
  • she has a copy of her own -> tiene un ejemplar para ella
  • for reasons of his own -> por razones privadas
3(idioms)
  • to do something on one's own -> hacer algo solo(a); (without company) hacer algo por cuenta propia (on one's own initiative)
  • I am (all) on my own -> estoy solo
  • you're on your own! -> ¡conmigo no cuentes! (I won't support you)
  • he has come into his own since being promoted -> desde que lo ascendieron ha demostrado su verdadera valía or sus verdaderas posibilidades
  • to get one's own back (on somebody) -> vengarse (de alguien), tomarse la revancha (contra alguien)
  • he looks after his own -> cuida de los suyos (friends, relatives)
  • she managed to hold her own -> consiguió defenderse
verbo transitivo
4poseer (property)
  • who owns this land? -> ¿de quién es esta tierra?, ¿quién es el propietario de esta tierra?
  • he behaves as if he owned the place -> se comporta como si fuera el dueño
5(admit) (Old-fashioned)
  • to own (that)… -> reconocer que…

own [oun]
adjetivo
1Propio, lo que pertenece a uno propio, particular.
2Del grado más cercano, real.
  • He wrote it with his own hand -> lo escribió de su propio puño
  • To be one’s own man -> ser dueño de sí mismo, no depender de nadie
  • My own-self -> yo mismo
  • Own cousin -> primo hermano, prima hermana
  • My own brother -> mi propio hermano
  • This is his own fault -> es culpa suya
  • Ow -> sirve para dar énfasis y acompaña a los adjetivos y pronombres posesivos
  • I do not want your hat, I want my own -> no quiero su sombrero de Ud
  • He has nothing of his own -> no tiene nada que pueda llamar suyo
  • He came to his own, and his own received him not -> a lo suyo vino y los suyos no le recibieron
  • On one’s own -> solo, a solas
  • Each to his own -> cada cual a lo suyo
  • He owned his mistake -> reconoció su error
, sino el mío propio.
1Poseer, ser dueño legítimo de alguna cosa.
  • Who owns this house -> ¿De quién es esta casa
2Reconocer, dar por suyo o confesar que una cosa es suya o le pertenece.
  • He owned the child as his -> reconoció al niño como suyo
3Confesar, aseverar.
va.

own [əʊn]
verb:transitive
1 (possess) [+object, goods] tener; poseer; [+land, house, company] ser dueño de; poseer
he owns two tractors tiene posee dos tractores;or 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 dueño del periódico?;or 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 admito que me equivoqué;or he owned the child as his reconoció al niño como suyo
verb:intransitive
to own to sth confesar reconocer algo;or
own [əʊn]
adjective
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
pronoun
my/his/her etc own: the house is her ownetc la casa es de su propiedad le pertenece;or 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 ownall tiene un estilo muy suyo propio;or
I'm so busy I can scarcely call my time my owncall 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?for ¿puedo quedarme con él?
he made the theory his ownmade hizo suya la teoría; adoptó la teoría
she has money of her ownof 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 ownon estar solo
now we're on our own ya estamos solos a solas;or 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 sin ayuda (de nadie);or
you'll have a room of your very ownvery tendrás una habitación para ti solo
to get one's own back (on sb) vengarse (de algn)
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
to hold one's own defenderse; (not give in) no cejar; mantenerse firme
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
each to his own cada uno a lo suyo; cada cual a lo suyo
modifier
own brand (n) (Comm) marca propia de un supermercado etc; (f) (de un supermercado etc)
own goal (n) (Britain) (Dep) autogol; (m)
Southampton took the lead through a Richard Shaw own goal after only 30 seconds
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 un gol que el gobierno se ha marcado a sí mismo en el ámbito de las relaciones públicas;or
Because of the legislation I could not employ a woman. Women have made themselves unemployable. They have scored an own goal The picture and article attracted attention to the poster which it might not otherwise have received, and thus constituted an `own goal"
own label (n)
own brand See culture box in entry own.

Verb Conjugation for "own"

Imperative
  • own
  • you own
  • he/she owns
  • we own
  • you own
  • they own
Preterite
  • I owned
  • you owned
  • he/she owned
  • we owned
  • you owned
  • they owned
Present Continuous
  • I am owning
  • you are owning
  • he/she is owning
  • we are owning
  • you are owning
  • they are owning
Present Perfect
  • I have owned
  • you have owned
  • he/she has owned
  • we have owned
  • you have owned
  • they have owned
Past Continuous
  • I was owning
  • you were owning
  • he/she was owning
  • we were owning
  • you were owning
  • they were owning
Past Perfect
  • I had owned
  • you had owned
  • he/she had owned
  • we had owned
  • you had owned
  • they had owned
Future
  • I will own
  • you will own
  • he/she will own
  • we will own
  • you will own
  • they will own
Future Perfect
  • I will have owned
  • you will have owned
  • he/she will have owned
  • we will have owned
  • you will have owned
  • they will have owned
Future Continuous
  • I will be owning
  • you will be owning
  • he/she will be owning
  • we will be owning
  • you will be owning
  • they will be owning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been owning
  • you have been owning
  • he/she has been owning
  • we have been owning
  • you have been owning
  • they have been owning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been owning
  • you will have been owning
  • he/she will have been owning
  • we will have been owning
  • you will have been owning
  • they will have been owning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been owning
  • you had been owning
  • he/she had been owning
  • we had been owning
  • you had been owning
  • they had been owning
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