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51due — adjective 1》 expected at, planned for, or required by a certain time. ↘(of a person) owed or deserving (something). ↘required as a legal or moral obligation. 2》 proper; appropriate. noun 1》 (one s due/dues) one s right. 2》 (dues) fees.… …
52owing — adjective the rent was owing Syn: unpaid, to be paid, payable, due, overdue, undischarged, owed, outstanding, in arrears; N.Amer. delinquent Ant: paid Phrases: owing to …
53due to */*/*/ — UK / US preposition because of something He almost died due to lack of oxygen. The company s financial losses were due to poor management. partly due to/due in part to: The workforce was reduced, partly due to budget pressures. largely due to:… …
54owing — /ˈoʊɪŋ / (say ohing) adjective 1. that owes. 2. owed or due: to pay what is owing. –phrase 3. owing to, a. on account of; because of. b. attributable to …
55due to — {prep.} Because of; owing to; by reason of. * /His injury was due to his careless use of the shotgun./ * /Joe s application to the University was not accepted due to his failing English./ …
56due to — {prep.} Because of; owing to; by reason of. * /His injury was due to his careless use of the shotgun./ * /Joe s application to the University was not accepted due to his failing English./ …
57owing — adjective Date: 15th century due to be paid < has bills owing > …
58owing to — preposition Because of, on account of. I will not be adding more entries owing to repetitive strain injury. Syn: consequence, result, because of, due to, thanks to, on account of …
59due\ to — prep. Because of; owing to; by reason of. His injury was due to his careless use of the shotgun. Joe s application to the University was not accepted due to his failing English …
60due to — 1) her death was due to an infection Syn: attributable to, caused by, ascribed to, because of, put down to 2) the train was canceled due to staff shortages Syn: because of, owing to, on account of, as a consequence of, as a result of …
