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due

/ˈduː/ /Brit ˈdjuː/

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adjective

not used before a noun :required or expected to happen :expected to be in a particular place at a particular time

When is the assignment due? [=when are you supposed to give the completed assignment to your teacher?]

Your books are due back to the library (by/on) May 15. [=you must return your books to the library by May 15]

The movie is due out this summer. [=the movie is supposed to be released in theaters this summer] - often followed by to + verb

They are due to arrive any minute now.

not used before a noun

expected to be born

The baby is due [=the baby will probably be born] in three weeks.

expected to give birth

When is she due?

My wife is due in three weeks.

not used before a noun :having reached the date by which payment is required

The bill is due at the end of the month.

The balance is now due.

The amount due is 45 dollars.

The bill is past due. [=it is late; it should have been paid before now]

not used before a noun - used to say that someone should be given something or has earned something

He is due a full day's pay.

Teachers are not always accorded the respect due (to) them. = They are not always given the respect they are due.

He finally got the recognition he was due.

I will give credit where credit is due.

always used before a noun :appropriate or proper

She accepted the compliment with due modesty.

The issue demands due consideration.

I will answer all of your questions in due time. [=eventually at an appropriate time]

The court agreed that he failed to exercise due care/caution/diligence in trying to prevent the accident. [=he should have done more to prevent the accident from happening]

due for

needing, requiring, or expecting something to happen

I'm due for a dentist's appointment. [=I need to go to the dentist soon]

He will be due for another raise in June.

due to

because of (something)

The accident was primarily due to her carelessness.

Due to the bad weather, the game was canceled.

Their success is due to a lot of hard work. = They are successful due to the fact that they work hard.

Traffic was slow due to roadwork.

The pool is closed due to the approaching storm.

in due course

xem course

with (all) due respect

xem respect

noun

plural dues

dues [plural] :a regular payment that you make to be a member of an organization

Membership dues are $45.

Dues are increasing this year.

Workers are required to join the union and pay dues.

[noncount] :something that someone should be given :something that a person has earned

He deserves to be given his due.

She has yet to receive her due. = She is still being denied her due.

People use the phrase to give someone his/her due when they are going to say something good about someone they have criticized.

I can't say that I like him, but to give him his due [=to be fair to him], I trust him completely.

pay your dues

to work hard and have difficult experiences in order to become successful

I've paid my dues. It's time that I began reaping some benefits.

adverb

directly or exactly - followed by north, south, east, or west

The lake is due north of the city.

The road runs due south.

* Các từ tương tự:
due date, due process, duel, duet