property

 The word "property" in English has a few different meanings, depending on the context:

• Possessions: This is the most common meaning. It refers to something that is owned by someone, such as a house, car, or piece of jewelry. For example:
  • "The thief stole the man's property."
  • "The house is my grandmother's property."
• Characteristic: This refers to a quality or trait of something. For example:
  • "A key property of water is that it is liquid at room temperature."
  • "One of the properties of this metal is that it is very strong."
• Land: This refers to a piece of land, often including buildings. For example:
  • "The family owns a large property in the countryside."
  • "The company is building a new office property downtown."

Here are some more examples of how to use "property" in a sentence:

• "The government protects the property rights of its citizens."
• "The company is investing in new properties."
• "The police are investigating the theft of property."
• "The scientist studied the physical properties of the substance."
• "The hotel has a large property with a swimming pool and gardens."

I hope this helps!