dated

• Décrit quelque chose qui est démodé ou qui n'est plus moderne, mais pas encore complètement dépassé.

Describes something that is old-fashioned or no longer modern, but not yet obsolete.

1. Old-fashionedB1formal

   No longer modern or fashionable; belonging to an earlier time.

   Démodé

   • His suit looks a bit dated now.
   • The design of the website is quite dated.
   • That slang term is considered dated.

   Synonymesantiquatedarchaicobsoleteold-fashionedoutdatedoutmodedunfashionable

   Antonymescontemporarycurrentfashionablemodernnewstylishtrendyup-to-date

2. Marked with a dateB1formal

   Having a specific date written on it.

   daté (portant une date)

   • The letter was dated March 15th.
   • Please ensure the document is dated and signed.
   • The check was dated for next month.

• Verbe 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.

A verb used to indicate the act of going out with someone romantically, or to mark something with a specific time or period.

1. Go out with romanticallyA2informal

   To have a romantic relationship with someone, typically involving going out together.

   Sortir avec quelqu'un

   • They have been dating for six months.
   • She is dating a guy from her office.
   • He asked her to date him exclusively.

   Synonymescourtgo withromanceseetake out

2. Mark with a dateB1formal

   To write or stamp the date on something.

   dater

   • Please date the check before signing it.
   • The letter was dated March 15th.
   • He forgot to date the application form.

   Synonymespostmarkstamp

3. Determine the age ofB2formal

   To establish the age or period of origin of something.

   Dater

   • Archaeologists dated the pottery to the Bronze Age.
   • Carbon dating helps scientists date ancient artifacts.
   • The painting was dated to the 18th century.

   Synonymesagechronologizefixplace

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