Comparing 到 and 得 to emphasize results I am trying to understand the usage of 到 and 得 when used to emphasize results. Take, for example, the lyrics from &quot;吻别&quot;:
我的世界開始下雪
冷得讓我無法多愛一天


In this adjective + 得 + clause construction, can we replace 得 with 到 for the same meaning? So, can we say 冷到讓我無法多愛一天? Would it still have the same meaning?

In another set of lyrics from ”她來聽我的演唱會“, I see the following verb + 得 + clause:
我唱得她心醉 我唱得她心碎

I take that this means &quot;I sang enough to make her enchanted, I sang enough to make her heartbroken&quot;

In this case, can we also replace 得 with 到 to receive the same meaning?
Both 得 and 到 can act as [degree/ result complement]
Example:
冷(得)讓我無法多愛一天 = 冷(到)讓我無法多愛一天 = cold (to the degree of) I can't love one more day
我唱(得)她心醉 = 我唱(到)她心醉 = I sing (to the degree of) she is enchanted
However, 到 has another function for meaning 'continuously until', which mean 我唱(到)她心醉 can also mean &quot;I sing until she is enchanted&quot; To illustrate this function better, look at the following example:
牛肉煮(到)全熟

Beef to be cooked (to the degree of) well done

you cook the beef to the degree of well done, emphasize the degree of the verb

beef to be cooked (until) well done

you continuously cook the beef until it is well done, emphasize the 'continuously until the result is reached'  aspect of the verb
If you replace 到 with 得, you will not have the #2 interpretation