belongings

UK:  [bɪ'lɒŋɪŋz]

US:  [bɪ'lɔŋɪŋz]

n.

1.物件;行李;财物;财产;东西;遗物

2.财物;所有物

1 . A nurse's aide gathered his belongings together, threw out a few unimportant scraps of paper, put the rest in a plastic bag.
一个护士帮他把遗物收集在一起，扔掉一些无关紧要的纸片，把剩下的东西装在一个塑料袋里。

2 . The next day, my friends came together to pack away my clothes, my personal belongings, and what was left of my life.
第二天，我的朋友们一起来瓜分了我的衣物，我的个人用品，和留下来的东西。

3 . I was twenty-three then and on my own feet but as I sorted through and packed up the belongings in her flat, I felt like a child again.
我当时23岁，开始了独立生活，但是当我在她的公寓收拾她的物品时，感觉自己又像个孩子。

4 . Unless you are deploying as a member of a long-term DART, try to limit your personal belongings to what you can carry.
除非你是长期灾难援助反应队成员，否则把你的个人物品减少到可以随身携带为宜。

5 . In the early days of our confinement, before we were taken to Pyongyang, we were left for a very brief time with our belongings.
在我们被拘留的早期，即我们被带到平壤之前，我们与我们带的东西分开了一段时间。