date
/deɪt/noun
A1formalcommon/deɪt/A noun referring to a specific day, month, and year, or a social or romantic appointment.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее конкретный день, месяц и год, или социальную или романтическую встречу.esSustantivo que designa un día concreto del calendario (mes, día y año) o un encuentro social o romántico entre personas.frNom désignant un jour précis du calendrier (avec mois et année), ou une rencontre sociale ou romantique convenue à l'avance.deSubstantiv, das einen bestimmten Tag, Monat und Jahr bezeichnet oder ein soziales oder romantisches Treffen.ptSubstantivo que designa um dia específico do calendário, geralmente indicado por dia, mês e ano, ou um encontro social ou romântico entre duas pessoas.zh名词,指具体的日期(某年某月某日),或指社交或浪漫的约会、会面。arاسم يدل على يوم أو شهر أو سنة محددة، أو على موعد اجتماعي أو رومانسي بين شخصين.
- Calendar day A1 formal
A specific day of the month or year, often identified by a number.
- What is the date today?
- The meeting is scheduled for the 15th of March.
- Please write the date at the top of the form.
ruДатаesFecha del calendariofrDate calendairedeDatumptDatazh日期arتاريخ
Synonyms: calendar dayday
- Romantic meeting A2 informal
A social or romantic appointment or engagement between two people.
- They went on a date to the cinema.
- He asked her out on a date for Friday night.
- Their first date was at a cozy Italian restaurant.
ruСвиданиеescita románticafrrendez-vous amoureuxdeVerabredungptEncontro românticozh约会arموعد غرامي
Synonyms: appointmentassignationengagementget togethermeetingoutingrendezvoustryst
- Fruit A2 formal
The sweet, edible fruit of the date palm tree, often dried.
- She added chopped dates to the salad.
- Dates are a popular snack in Middle Eastern cuisine.
- He bought a box of dried dates from the market.
ruФиникesDátil (fruto)frDatte (fruit)deDattelptTâmarazh椰枣arتمر
- dates plural form
- dates' possessive plural form
- date's possessive singular form
verb
A2formalcommon/deɪt/A verb used to indicate the act of going out with someone romantically, or to mark something with a specific time or period.
ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия романтических встреч с кем-либо или для указания на что-то с определённым временем или периодом.esVerbo usado para referirse a la acción de tener citas románticas con alguien o para indicar que algo tiene una fecha o período determinado.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'avoir des rendez-vous amoureux avec quelqu'un, ou pour indiquer qu'une chose est associée à un moment ou une période précise.deVerb, das verwendet wird, um romantische Verabredungen mit jemandem zu bezeichnen oder um anzugeben, dass etwas zu einer bestimmten Zeit oder in einem bestimmten Zeitraum stattfindet bzw. aus dieser Zeit stammt.ptVerbo usado para indicar o ato de ter encontros românticos com alguém ou para indicar que algo tem uma determinada data ou período.zh动词,用于表示与某人进行浪漫约会,或指给某物标注日期、确定时间或年代。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على إقامة لقاءات عاطفية أو رومانسية مع شخص ما، أو للإشارة إلى تحديد زمن شيء ما أو الفترة التي يعود إليها.
- Go out with romantically A2 informal
To have a romantic relationship with someone, typically involving going out together.
- They have been dating for six months.
- She is dating a guy from her office.
- He asked her to date him exclusively.
ruВстречатьсяesSalir con alguien románticamentefrSortir avec quelqu'undeMit jemandem ausgehenptNamorarzh约会arمواعدة
- Mark with a date B1 formal
To write or stamp the date on something.
- Please date the check before signing it.
- The letter was dated March 15th.
- He forgot to date the application form.
ruДатироватьesfecharfrdaterdeDatierenptDatarzh注明日期arتأريخ
- Determine the age of B2 formal
To establish the age or period of origin of something.
- Archaeologists dated the pottery to the Bronze Age.
- Carbon dating helps scientists date ancient artifacts.
- The painting was dated to the 18th century.
ruОпределить возрастesDatar, fecharfrDaterdeAlter bestimmenptDeterminar a idadezh确定年代arتحديد العمر
Synonyms: agechronologizefixplace
- dated past participle
- dated past simple
- dating present participle
- dates third person singular
Phrasal variants: date from