| 释义 |
hitherunˈto, -ˈunto, adv. arch.
[f. hither + unto prep.]
= hitherto.
1505F. Marsin, etc., in Mem. Hen. VII (1858) 235, I have served the said queen many years, being her grace a little child hitherunto. 1579–80North Plutarch (1676) 595, I hitherunto haue done nothing worthy of my self. 1625Gill Sacr. Philos. xii. 184 Hitherunto tend those words. 1657Cromwell Sp. 21 Apr. in Carlyle, To consider the Providence of God, how He hath led us hitherunto. |