گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'date'

1 عمومی:: نخل‌

2 عمومی:: تاریخ‌ گذاردن‌

3 عمومی:: زمان‌

4 عمومی:: خرما

5 عمومی:: درخت‌ خرما

6 عمومی:: تاریخ‌

7 عمومی:: تاریخ

8 عمومی:: تاریخ‌ گذاشتن‌

1 general:: date back to have existed a particular length of time or since a particular time • This tradition dates back to medieval times.

2 general:: date ADJECTIVES/NOUN + date the exact/precise date • I can’t remember the exact date we moved into this house. the agreed date British English , agreed upon date American English (= one that people have agreed on ) • The work was not finished by the agreed date. the closing date (= the last day you can officially do something ) • The closing date for applications is April 30th. the due date (= the date by which something is due to happen ) • Payment must be made by the due date. the delivery date (= a date on which goods will be delivered ) • The delivery date should be around 23rd August. the publication date (= the date when something is published ) • We are aiming at a publication date of mid-November. the departure date (= the date when someone leaves ) • My departure date was only a few days away. the expiry date British English , expiration date American English (= a date on a product after which it cannot be used ) • Check the expiry date on your credit card. the sell-by date British English (= a date on a food product after which it should not be sold ) • Those yoghurts are a week past their sell-by date. verbs decide on a date (= choose the date when something will happen ) • Have you decided on a date for the wedding yet? set/fix a date (= decide the date when something will happen ) • They haven’t set a date for the election yet. phrases today’s date • Don’t forget to put today’s date at the top of the letter. sb’s date of birth ( also sb’s birth date ) (= the day and year when someone was born ) • What’s your date of birth? the date of publication/issue/departure etc formal • The insurance will only cover costs incurred on or after the date of departure.

3 general:: noun calendar time: The date is December 3, 1987. verb companion: My date is a pretty young girl. verb courted: We dated for a year before marriage.

4 general::   verb ADV. accurately, precisely It has not yet been possible to date the paintings accurately.

5 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with DATE, Also see BRING UP TO DATE; DOUBLE DATE; MAKE A DATE; OUT OF DATE; TO DATE; UP TO DATE.

6 general::   noun particular day ADJ. earlier, earliest She suggested an earlier date for the meeting. | later, latest | exact, firm, specific I can't give you specific dates. | provisional, tentative | unspecified | significant 7th May, 1999 was a very significant date in my life. | closing The closing date with Camilla on Friday night. | make We must make a date to have lunch. | keep She wanted to arrive in time to keep her date. | break, cancel He was late, and ended up breaking their dinner date. PREP. on a ~ She's out on a date with her new boyfriend. | ~ with for applications is May 22. | expiry What's the expiry date on your credit card? | delivery | due The baby was born exactly on its due date. | birth | anniversary | sell-by This yogurt is past its sell-by date. | cut-off Historians disagree on the cut-off date for the medieval period. | commencement, completion The building was not finished by the completion date. VERB + DATE agree (on), arrange, decide (on), fix, set Can we fix dates for the holiday? Has a date been fixed for the meeting? PREP. after a/the ~ We cannot accept applications received after this date. | at a … ~ The election is scheduled to take place at an unspecified date in the autumn. | before a/the ~, by a/the ~ The building must be finished by the date agreed. | from a/the ~ The agreement runs from that date. | on a/the ~ I've got two meetings on that date. | ~ for We need to set a date for the wedding. | ~ of the date of the election PHRASES the/your big date Joe's getting ready for his big date on 3rd March, when he gets married. | at a/some future date More money will be made available at some future date. | at a later date We can do that at a later date. | date of birth Please give your name, address and date of birth. | of recent date The foundations are Roman, but the rest of the building is of more recent date. | put a date on/to sth It's difficult to put a date on when this neighbourhood became fashionable. | today's date What's today's date? appointment to meet sb socially ADJ. dinner, lunch | blind (= a date with sb you have not met before) She met her husband on a blind date. | hot (= exciting) She had a hot date and wanted to look her best. VERB + DATE have I've got a date