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Definitions from the WebTerm: up to somebodyPart of Speech: Phrase Sense 1: Used as a preposition, it means having the responsibility, decision-making power or authority over something. Example sentence: The final decision on this matter is up to the manager. Sense 2: Used as a phrasal verb, it means to leave a decision, action, or responsibility to someone else. Example sentence: I'm not sure which color to choose for the room, so I'll leave it up to you. Sense 3: Used idiomatically to refer to someone's ability or capability to handle a situation or task. Example sentence: Sarah is a reliable employee and I'm confident she is up to the challenge. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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