Vocab Bloom Hub

due date

/djuː deɪt/

Traduction: Date limite à laquelle quelque chose doit être fait, payé ou livré, ou date prévue de l'accouchement d'un bébé.

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/djuː deɪt/B1formal
  • frDate limite à laquelle quelque chose doit être fait, payé ou livré, ou date prévue de l'accouchement d'un bébé.

The specific date by which something is expected to happen, be completed, or be paid, such as a deadline for a project, payment, or the expected birth of a baby.

  1. Payment deadlineB1formal

    The date by which a payment, bill, or invoice must be paid.

    frDate limite de paiement

    • The due date for the electricity bill is the 15th of each month.
    • Please ensure payment is received before the due date to avoid late fees.
    • The due date for the credit card payment has passed.
  2. Expected delivery or completionB1formal

    The date on which something is expected to be delivered, completed, or submitted.

    frdate limite

    • The due date for the project report is next Friday.
    • The due date for the assignment is March 10th.
    • The package's due date is tomorrow according to the tracking information.
  3. Pregnancy termB1formal

    The estimated date when a pregnant woman is expected to give birth.

    frDate prévue d'accouchement

    • Her due date is in early September.
    • The doctor calculated the due date based on the ultrasound.
    • She is approaching her due date and is very excited.
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