due

due
due [dju:]
1. n
1) до́лжное; то, что причита́ется;

to give smb. his due воздава́ть кому́-л. по заслу́гам; отдава́ть до́лжное

;

to get one's due получи́ть по заслу́гам

2) pl сбо́ры, нало́ги, по́шлины;

custom dues тамо́женные по́шлины

3) pl чле́нские взно́сы;

party dues парти́йные взно́сы

for a full due основа́тельно, про́чно

2. a
1) predic. до́лжный, обя́занный (по соглашению, по договору);

he is due to speak at the meeting он до́лжен вы́ступить на собра́нии

2) причита́ющийся;

his wages are due за́работная пла́та ему́ ещё не вы́плачена

3) до́лжный, надлежа́щий, соотве́тствующий;

with due attention с до́лжным внима́нием

;

after due consideration по́сле внима́тельного рассмотре́ния

4) обусло́вленный;

his death was due to nephritis смерть его́ была́ вы́звана нефри́том

5) predic. ожида́емый;

the train is due and over-due по́езд давны́м-давно́ до́лжен был прийти́

6):

due to (употр. как prep) благодаря́

3. adv то́чно, пря́мо (о стрелке компаса);

they went due south они́ держа́ли курс пря́мо на юг


Англо-русский словарь. — М.: Советская энциклопедия. . 1969.

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