due — expected at or planned for at a certain time
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: expected at or planned for at a certain time
Pronunciation (IPA): /duː/
Korean meaning: 예정된, 만료된, 기한이 된
Korean pronunciation: **듀**
Example Sentences
- My library book is due today, but I'm still reading the last chapter!
- The baby is due in March.
- He finally got his due promotion after working overtime for three years.
due
ADJECTIVE//duː//
expected at or planned for at a certain time
expected at or planned for at a certain time
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Origin
From Old French 'deu' (owed, past participle of devoir), which comes from Latin 'debitus' meaning 'owed' or 'obligated'. The word entered Middle English through Norman French influence after 1066.
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“My library book is due today, but I'm still reading the last chapter!”
“The baby is due in March.”
“He finally got his due promotion after working overtime for three years.”
“The flight was cancelled due to bad weather.”
“With all due respect, your singing sounds like a cat in a blender.”
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