Collocations for "due"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "due" in context.
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due
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.adj
- when is [the, your] due date?
- when is [she, the baby] due?
- the [invoice, payment, bill, project] is due
- am due (for) a [raise, promotion]
- due on [Friday, 1st December]
- due to [meet, land, arrive] at [noon]
- (you will be attended to) in due [course, order]
- all in due time
- the plane was grounded due to [fog, bad weather, technical issues]
- [left, ran, cried] due to the [fight, argument, accident]
- due to the fact that
- [mainly, primarily, largely] due to
- with all due respect
- with due [diligence, regard]
- give due [consideration, regard, respect] to
- give credit where credit is due
- [allow, leave] a due margin for
- pay your [club, membership] dues
- are behind on your (club) dues
- how much are the dues?
- the [band, group] has paid their dues
- to give him his due
- [is, go] due [east, west, north, south]
'due' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
November
- absent
- aforementioned
- amount
- annoying
- appetite
- application
- arrive
- association
- astonishing
- automation
- awry
- backlog
- bad off
- bankrupt
- bias
- bust
- cable
- cancellation
- caution
- changing
- circumstance
- citizenship
- clash
- close
- closure
- communication
- compelling
- completion
- conscience
- constraint
- controversy
- course
- credit
- cripple
- date
- death
- deceptive
- default
- departure
- deviation
- difficulty
- diligence
- discipline
- disconnect
- discrepancy
- dismissal
- disregard
- diversion
- downtime