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Discover Ludwig"to live up" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "to live up" to mean to reach or fulfill an expectation or standard, or to do something as well as possible. Example sentence: He hopes to live up to his parents' expectations and become a successful lawyer.
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We need to live up to this.
This failed to live up to expectations.
Sons struggling to live up to fathers.
There were expectations to live up to.
"You have to live up to that.
That's a promise to live up to.
That's a lot to live up to.
How to live up to such audacity?
Let's try to live up to it.
He wanted to live up to that.
Not much to live up to then.
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