up to date — having the most recent information; modern and current
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having the most recent information; modern and current
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌp tə ˈdeɪt/
Korean meaning: 최신의, 현재까지의 정보를 가진
Korean pronunciation: 업 투 **데**이트
Example Sentences
- My grandmother tries to stay up to date with social media trends, but she still calls Instagram 'Instantgram'.
- The weather app wasn't up to date, so I went out in shorts during a snowstorm.
- Please ensure all your contact information is up to date in the system.
up to date
ADJECTIVE//ʌp tə ˈdeɪt//
having the most recent information; modern and current
having the most recent information; modern and current
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Origin
'up'과 'to date'가 결합된 표현으로, 'date'는 라틴어 'datum(주어진 것)'에서 유래. 시간의 특정 지점까지 '올라온' 상태를 의미하게 되었습니다.
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“My grandmother tries to stay up to date with social media trends, but she still calls Instagram 'Instantgram'.”
“The weather app wasn't up to date, so I went out in shorts during a snowstorm.”
“Please ensure all your contact information is up to date in the system.”
“The company's website needs to be kept up to date with current policies.”
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