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to the day

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /tə ðə ˈdeɪ/

to the day means: Exactly, counting the time by individual days.

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Exactly, counting the time by individual days.

  • We met a year ago to the day.
  • Today marks ten years to the day since the shop opened.
  • She returned exactly six months to the day after leaving.

How to use it: a year/month/... to the day (It is three years to the day since we moved here.)

Similar words: exactly

Common phrases: year to the day, month to the day

Questions about to the day

What does to the day mean?

Exactly, counting the time by individual days.

What is to the day in other languages?

Türkçe: günü gününe · Español: exactamente · Français: jour pour jour · Deutsch: auf den Tag genau · Italiano: esattamente · 日本語: ちょうど

How do you pronounce to the day?

It is pronounced /tə ðə ˈdeɪ/.

How do you use to the day in a sentence?

We met a year ago to the day. Today marks ten years to the day since the shop opened.

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