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due in Spanish

due in Spanish is para cuándo estar, para cuándo ser, ser para — due means owed, or expected to arrive or happen at a particular time.

due in Spanish

para cuándo estar
adj
para cuándo ser
adj
ser para
adj
salir de cuentas
adj
On a direct bearing, especially for the four points of the compass.
mérito
noun
Deserved acknowledgment.

What does "due" mean?

  1. adj Owed, or expected to arrive or happen at a particular time.
    "The rent is due on the first of the month."
  2. adj Fitting or appropriate, as in "due care" or "due respect."
    "He handled the negotiation with due care."
  3. adv Directly, especially when giving a compass direction.
    "The trail runs due north from the cabin."
  4. noun Something owed, deserved, or rightfully belonging to someone.
    "She finally got her due after years of hard work."
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due in a sentence

  • The rent is due on the first of the month.
  • Her baby is due in three weeks.
  • He handled the negotiation with due care.
  • Give the matter due consideration before deciding.

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What is "due" in Spanish?

"due" in Spanish is para cuándo estar, para cuándo ser, ser para. due means: Owed, or expected to arrive or happen at a particular time.

How do you use "due" in a sentence?

Example: "The rent is due on the first of the month." In Spanish, "due" is para cuándo estar, para cuándo ser, ser para.

Are there other ways to say "due" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "due": para cuándo estar, para cuándo ser, ser para, salir de cuentas, mérito.

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