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To the day vs To this day

to the day

1. (of time measured in days) exactly:

  • “How long will you take to finish?” “I can’t tell you to the day, but between two and three weeks should be sufficient.”

2. up until the day:

  • From the day we arrived in Italy to the day we left Athens, we had a tour guide showing us every interesting detail.

to this dayuntil and including today (from the time smth. happened):

  • Still Crozier would not name his accomplices, and to this day he has kept silent about them.