property
/ˈprɑpərti/
noun
- Something that is owned by a person or organization, such as land, buildings, or possessions.
- He left his personal property to his children in his will.
- Please take care of all school property during the field trip.
- The house and the land around it are her property.
- A quality or characteristic that belongs to something.
- The scientist studied the magnetic properties of the metal.
- This plant has healing properties that have been used for centuries.
- One important property of water is that it freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
- A piece of land or real estate, often with buildings on it.
- They bought a small property in the countryside with a garden.
- Commercial properties in the city center are very expensive.
- The real estate agent showed us several properties near the beach.
- An object used in a play, film, or television show (often shortened to 'prop').
- The actor picked up a fake sword from the table of properties.
- They stored the old properties in a closet backstage.
- The stage manager is in charge of all the properties for the show.