Collocations with "to"

Used to indicate the extent or boundary of something.

indicates unfamiliarity with a place, job, or situation

Used to specify the person or family one is related to.

Indicates who finds something satisfactory.

used to specify what is being adapted to, e.g., a new environment or situation

Used to specify the substance or activity that someone is dependent on.

preposition used to indicate the surface or object something sticks to

Used to specify what is being adhered to, such as a rule, principle, or diet.

Indicates the place or institution one is admitted to.

Used to confess to something, often a wrongdoing. Followed by a noun or -ing verb.

Indicates who or what benefits from something, often used interchangeably with 'for'.

Used to indicate the person or entity for whom the aide works.

Used to connect 'allusion' with the thing being referred to.

a choice that can replace something else

Indicates the recipient of the announcement.

Clear or obvious to someone.

used to specify the person, group, or thing that is affected by a rule or statement

to be relevant or related to someone or something

used to indicate the person, place, or thing that the feeling of attachment is directed towards

Used to indicate the cause or origin of something.

The standard preposition used to indicate the object of the dislike.

Similar to 'beneficial for', often used interchangeably.

Indicates that something is a fundamental or essential part of something else.

used to indicate what something complements

The preposition 'to' is used to specify what the condition is helpful or favorable for.

Used to introduce something that is the opposite of what is expected or stated.

Indicates what is being contributed to, often a cause, fund, or effect.

Indicates what the importance relates to or affects.

Indicates the recipient of the cruel action or behavior.