to
preposition (CONNECTION) strong /tuː/ weak /tʊ/ /tu/ /tə/
/tə/ Definition
B1 in connection with: What was their response to your query? She was so rude to me. There's a funny side to everything. B1 used to say where something is fastened or connected: The paper was fastened to the wall with tape. A fast rail service connects us to the city.
(Definition of to preposition (CONNECTION) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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to preposition (AT THE SAME TIME AS)
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to preposition (BELONGING)
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to preposition (BETWEEN)
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to preposition (CAUSING)
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to preposition (COMPARED WITH)
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to preposition (CONSIDERED BY)
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to preposition (EXTREME)
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to preposition (FOR EACH)
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to preposition (FUTURE)
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to preposition (IN HONOUR OF)
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