up to — indicating a maximum amount, number, or level
Part of speech: PREPOSITION
Definition: indicating a maximum amount, number, or level
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌp tuː/
Korean meaning: 최대 ~까지, ~에 이르기까지
Korean pronunciation: **업** **투**
Example Sentences
- My boss can eat up to 20 donuts in one meeting - no wonder our budget meetings are so sweet!
- It's up to the cat to decide whether to knock your coffee off the table today.
- The gym membership allows you to work out up to 24 hours a day, but please go home sometimes.
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PREPOSITION//ʌp tuː//
indicating a maximum amount, number, or level
indicating a maximum amount, number, or level
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Up to five miles left - time to sup from this cup!
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Origin
고대 영어 'upp'(위로)와 'to'(~에게)가 결합되어 방향성과 한계를 나타내는 표현으로 발전했습니다.
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“My boss can eat up to 20 donuts in one meeting - no wonder our budget meetings are so sweet!”
“It's up to the cat to decide whether to knock your coffee off the table today.”
“The gym membership allows you to work out up to 24 hours a day, but please go home sometimes.”
“Students can borrow up to 5 books from the library.”
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