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pertain Verb

— To pertain means to belong to. — To pertain means to relate or refer to.

pertain

— verb (= refer) be relevant to There were lots of questions referring to her talk My remark pertained to your earlier comments — verb be a part or attribute of

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pertain English » English

concern belong watch view see regard look at deem consider involve relate appertain refer touch on touch come to belong to bear on have-to doe with sit reside in relevant ralate pertain to part of part look integrate have reference fall under fall into befit be suitable be appropriate apply advert

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Grammar

Connected with, related

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pertain · verb

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The books on this shelf pertain to empiricism, and on this shelf, materialism, and on this, psychopiscoparalysm.
The records pertain to the husband of the woman who received the tongue.
How does this pertain to the situation with your son?
Now why you gotta stick your nose in matters. that do not pertain to you, and don't give me some bullshit about love.
These visions are so random as to have absolutely no significance to the cases they're supposed to pertain to.
I was wondering how this might pertain to contemporary human behavior.
Of course, these tests in no way pertain to the addictive properties of Substance D, but to.
I cannot talk to the Holy Office about any matter that does not pertain directly to me.
And how does this pertain to the case?
That doesn't necessarily pertain to me this week.
It doesn't pertain to anything in.
And it doesn't just pertain to spreading the word.
How does that pertain to me?
I hope they still pertain to your investigation.
If they pertain to this inquest, by all means, Mrs Ambrose.
I know I did but it doesn't pertain to you.
And his daughter named Tyler. Do both pertain to business or just the father?
For some time now, I have been plagued by certain weighty questions which. hardly pertain to mendacity or sloth. - What manner of questions?
And just how does that pertain to the baby?
Any of those pertain to you?
The records pertain to the husband of the woman who received the tongue. Tisman.
How does this pertain here?
Now I'm gonna need you to throw out all the magazines, newspapers, or books that pertain to the subject of armed robbery.
How does this pertain to the case?
This does not pertain only to a single formula.
I don't answer questions that pertain to sex.
Regarding the election of the new Roman pontiff. we, of the College of Cardinals in conclave. do promise and swear. that we will most religiously keep secret all those things. which in any manner pertain to that election.
And talk over some important issues that pertain to my life.
The procedures by which this cosmic shit comes down. inasmuch it might pertain to me and what I do?
But do they pertain to me?
I was saying to you that they all pertain to you. as much as they're a part of everything, right?
Honey, could we please stick To the facts that pertain to the case?
That doesn't really pertain anyway, because that section is not from the same time.
How does this pertain to the Van Gundy problem?

News and current affairs

Regional and international events have also emboldened the Egyptian opposition, not only to press for reform, but to focus on amending the constitution's articles that pertain to the presidency.
Now, increasingly, the great divide and the big questions facing us will pertain to the internalities of existence, to the self, rather than to the outside.

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