noun “date”
Singular date, Plural dates oder onzieleg
- a specific day (within the calendar)
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My birthday falls on a different date each year because it's on February 29th.
- an unspecified time
We will discuss the budget at a later date when more information is available.
- an arranged meeting specifically with someone you are romantically interested in or involved with
Tom was nervous about his first date with Maria at the coffee shop.
- the person you take with you to a social event
For the company gala, I asked Alex to be my date.
- the sweet fruit from the date palm tree
She snacked on a handful of dates while studying for her exams.
- the tree that produces dates
Dates growing in the wild are wind-pollinated.
verb “date”
Infinitiv date; hien dates; Verg. dated; Part. Verg. dated; Ger. dating
- to write down the date something is written or signed
She dated her journal entry with the day's date to keep track of her thoughts over time.
- to find out how old something is
Scientists dated the fossil to be approximately 65 million years old.
- to originate or start from a certain time
The tradition dates back to ancient times.
- to be in a romantic relationship (with someone)
Tom has been dating Sarah for three years now.
- to be in a romantic relationship with each other
After chatting online for weeks, they finally decided to start dating.