CEFR A2
up to you
idiomatic expression
Meaning
Used to say that a particular person should make the choice or take the responsibility.
Examples
- Whether we leave early or stay late is entirely up to you.
- I sent the options, so the final decision is up to you.
Pronunciation: /ʌp tu ju/
How to Use up to you
- it is up to you (clause)
- The choice or duty belongs to the listener. — "It is up to you whether we wait."
- up to you to + verb (infinitive pattern)
- The person is responsible for that action. — "It is up to you to send the email."
Synonyms of up to you
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