B1adjectivetechnologymedia
US/ˌʌp.təˈdeɪt/
UK/ˌʌp.təˈdeɪt/
including the newest information, ideas or technology; modern
In context
Please keep your contact details up-to-date so we can reach you.
The library has an up-to-date collection of books on computing.
Is your software up-to-date, or does it need an update?
Words that go with up-to-date
adjective + noun
- up-to-date informationWe always give customers up-to-date information.
- up-to-date recordsHospitals must keep up-to-date records of every patient.
- up-to-date softwareUp-to-date software protects your computer from viruses.
verb + adjective
- keep up-to-dateI read the news every day to keep up-to-date.
adjective + preposition
- up-to-date withAre you up-to-date with the latest research?
adverb + adjective
- fully up-to-dateMake sure the system is fully up-to-date.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
Please update to date your address.Correct: Please keep your address up-to-date.