Due Meaning in English
word
/ˈdju/
doo
/djˈuː/
dyoo
Definición
Used to say that something is expected to happen at a particular time, must be finished or paid by a particular time, or is owed or deserved.
Uso & Matices
Common patterns: 'be due tomorrow' (scheduled/deadline), 'payment is due' (must be paid), and 'due to' (because of), though 'due to' works differently grammatically and is often treated as a separate expression. In everyday English, 'The baby is due in June' is very common for pregnancy.
Spanish: debido - previsto - que se debe pagarPortuguese (BR): devido - previsto - a pagarPortuguese (PT): devido - previsto - por pagarChinese (Simplified): 到期的 - 预定的 - 应得的Chinese (Traditional): 到期的 - 預定的 - 應得的Hindi: देय - नियत - अपेक्षितArabic: مستحق - مقرر - متوقعBengali: নির্ধারিত - বাকি (অর্থ/পেমেন্ট-এর জন্য)Russian: ожидаться - подлежащий (сроку/оплате)Japanese: 予定 - 期限 - 支払い期日Vietnamese: đến hạn - dự kiếnKorean: 예정 - 마감 - 기한Turkish: vadesi dolmuş - beklenen - ödenecekUrdu: مقرر - واجب الاداIndonesian: jatuh tempo - dijadwalkan
Oraciones de Ejemplo
My homework is due on Friday.
basic
The train is due at 6:15.
basic
This bill is due today.
basic
The baby is due in October.
natural
We're due for some good news soon.
natural
I know the report is due, but I need one more day.
natural