If someone is propertied, they own a lot of property or land — houses, farms, buildings that count as wealth. It is an adjective, a little old-fashioned and quite formal.

If someone is propertied如果某人propertied，they他們own a lot of property or land擁有很多產業或土地——houses房子、farms農場、buildings建築that count as wealth算作財富的。It它is an adjective是個形容詞，a little old-fashioned有點過時and quite formal也蠻正式的。

History books talk about the propertied classes: the people who owned the land and the houses, as opposed to people who only rented or worked.

History books史書talk about會提到the propertied classes有產階級：the people那些擁有土地和房子的人who owned the land and the houses，as opposed to相對於people who only rented or worked只租房子或只工作的人。

You would not usually say “I’m propertied” about having one small flat; the word carries “well-off, landed.” Though actually, it is about owning, not about being good with money or having a high salary. A person can earn a lot and still not be propertied if they own little, and a family can be propertied without looking flashy.

You你would not usually say通常不會說"I'm propertied"「我很propertied」about having one small flat來形容只有一間小公寓；the word這個字carries帶有"well-off, landed"「有錢、有地」的意味。Though actually不過其實，it它is about指的是owning擁有本身，not不是about being good with money關於會不會理財，or或having a high salary薪水高不高。A person一個人can earn a lot可以賺很多錢，and still卻still not be propertied仍然不算propertied，if要是they own little他們擁有的不多，and而a family一個家庭can be propertied也可以propertied，without looking flashy卻不張揚。

You will meet it in history, politics, and law more than in everyday chat.

You你will meet it比較會遇到in history在歷史、politics政治、and law還有法律裡，more than而不是in everyday chat在平常聊天裡。