Do these two prepositions mean the same thing? “You have got until/to the count of five”

You have got until the count of five

You have got to the count of five

Do these two mean the same thing?

Solution 1:

They do mean the same thing. In this case, "to" is being used in the same manner as "until".

to (preposition) Expressing a point reached at the end of a range or after a period of time.
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