Preposition
জন্য, থেকে, কাছে, প্রতি, পর্যন্ত, দিকে, নিকট, লক্ষ্যে, পাশে, অনুসারে, তুলনায়, সম্মুখে, অভিমুখে, সম্মুখের দিকে, অবস্থায়, ততক্ষণ, ততদূর পর্যন্ত, পূর্বে, আগে, সম্বন্ধে
Definitions of to in English
preposition
(1) Expressing motion in the direction of (a particular location).
(2) Identifying the person or thing affected.
(3) Identifying a particular relationship between one person and another.
(4) Indicating that two things are attached.
(5) Concerning or likely to concern (something, especially something abstract).
(6) Governing a phrase expressing someone's reaction to something.
(7) Used to introduce the second element in a comparison.
(8) Indicating degree
(9) Indicating results
(10) In the direction of
(11) Indicating position
(12) Until
(13) So that
Examples of to in English
(1) He was assistant to the great artist
(2) A threat to world peace
(3) A prelude to disaster
(4) The crisis came to a head
(5) The children cry themselves to sleep from hunger.
(6) He has a positive attitude to children
(7) They commissioned GAD Architecture, a firm founded in Turkey that has since moved to New York.
(8) The working week is Monday to Friday.
(9) He actually dropped to the ground just as a giant pickup rolled over him.
(10) Alberto is single, while Ernesto is committed to his pretty, aristocratic girlfriend.
(11) This disease can lead to death
(12) The idea came to fruition
(13) It is in the phone company's interest to get more homes linked to the Internet at very high rates of speed.
(14) Made to order
(15) A scale of one inch to the mile
(16) Apologies followed, and at five to three the belated ceremony commenced to the relief of all concerned.
(17) Another eight to ten million square feet of exhibition space is scheduled to come on line within five years.
(18) He was married to a teacher
(19) He was on his way back from delivering a present to a friend.
(20) It was reduced to a very small size
synonyms of to
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Antonyms of to
after
following
