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    to

    • IPA[tuː]

    英式

    • prep.
      expressing motion in the direction of (a particular location)；expressing location, typically in relation to a specified point of reference
    • infi
      used with the base form of a verb to indicate that the verb is in the infinitive.；expressing purpose or intention
    • adv.
      so as to be closed or nearly closed
    • 釋義
    • 相關詞

    介系詞

    • 1. expressing motion in the direction of (a particular location) walking down to the shops my first visit to Africa
    • ▪ expressing location, typically in relation to a specified point of reference forty miles to the south of the site place the cursor to the left of the first word
    • ▪ expressing a point reached at the end of a range or after a period of time a drop in profits from £105 m to around £75 m from 1938 to 1945
    • ▪ British (in telling the time) before (the hour specified) it's five to ten
    • 2. approaching or reaching (a particular condition) Christopher's expression changed from amazement to joy she was close to tears
    • ▪ expressing the result of a process or action smashed to smithereens
    • ▪ governing a phrase expressing someone's reaction to something to her astonishment, he smiled
    • 3. identifying the person or thing affected by or receiving something you were terribly unkind to her they donated £400 to the hospice
    • 4. identifying a particular relationship between one person and another he is married to his cousin Emma she is senior advisor to the chief executive officer
    • ▪ used in various phrases to indicate how something is related to something else (often followed by a noun without a determiner) made to order a prelude to disaster
    • ▪ indicating a rate of return on something, for example the distance travelled in exchange for fuel used my car only does ten miles to the gallon
    • ▪ indicating the power (exponent) to which a number is raised ten to the minus thirty-three
    • 5. indicating that two things are attached or linked he had left his dog tied to a drainpipe they are inextricably linked to this island
    • 6. concerning or likely to concern (something) a threat to world peace a reference to Psalm 22:18
    • 7. used to introduce the second element in a comparison the club's nothing to what it once was
    • 8. placed before a debit entry in accounting.

    infi

    • 1. used with the base form of a verb to indicate that the verb is in the infinitive.
    • ▪ expressing purpose or intention I set out to buy food I am going to tell you a story
    • ▪ expressing an outcome or result she was left to die I managed to escape
    • ▪ expressing a cause I'm sorry to hear that
    • ▪ indicating a desired or advisable action I'd love to go to France this summer the leaflet explains how to start a course
    • ▪ indicating a proposition that is known, believed, or reported about a specified person or thing a house that people believed to be haunted
    • ▪ forming a future tense with reference to the immediate future he was about to sing
    • ▪ after a noun, indicating its function or purpose a chair to sit on something to eat
    • ▪ after a phrase containing an ordinal number the first person to arrive
    • 2. used without a verb following when the missing verb is clearly understood he asked her to come but she said she didn't want to

    副詞

    • 1. so as to be closed or nearly closed he pulled the door to behind him

    up to

    • ph.
      as far as

    Oxford American Dictionary

    up to

    • ph.
      as far as

    Oxford Dictionary

    come to

    • ph.
      reach or be brought to a specified situation or result

    Oxford Dictionary

    come to

    • ph.
      reach or be brought to a specified situation or result

    Oxford American Dictionary

    go to

    • ph.
      attend a school, college, or university over a period of time

    Oxford American Dictionary

    go to

    • ph.
      attend a school, college, or university over a period of time

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    put to

    • ph.
      submit something to someone for consideration or attention

    Oxford American Dictionary

    take to

    • ph.
      begin or fall into the habit of doing something

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    to

    • IPA[to͞o]

    美式

    • prep.
      expressing motion in the direction of (a particular location): walking down to the mall my first visit to Africa
    • infi
      used with the base form of a verb to indicate that the verb is in the infinitive.
    • adv.
      so as to be closed or nearly closed: he pulled the door to behind him

    Oxford American Dictionary