it's up to you
/ɪts ʌp tu juː/The decision or responsibility is yours to make or handle.
It's up to you to decide whether we order pizza or go out for dinner.
You have the responsibility to choose between the two options.
The project's success is up to you now.
You are now responsible for ensuring the project succeeds.
This phrase is commonly used to delegate a decision or responsibility to someone else.
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💡Pro Tip
Context Matters
Use this phrase when you want to give someone the freedom to decide or when you want to emphasize their responsibility.
⚡Gold Rule
Delegation
This phrase is often used to delegate a decision or responsibility to someone else.
📖Word Origin
The phrase originates from the literal meaning of 'up to' indicating responsibility or decision-making power.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is often used to give someone the freedom to choose or to emphasize that the outcome depends on their actions.