گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'deadline'

1 عمومی:: فرجه‌

2 عمومی:: ضرب‌العجل‌

3 عمومی:: ضرب الاجل

4 عمومی:: سر رسید

1 general::   noun ADJ. strict, tight VERB + DEADLINE have, work to We're working to a very tight deadline. | impose, set The deadline set by the High Court is Monday 3rd March. | extend We're asking them to extend the deadline. | meet It will be a struggle to meet the deadline. | miss DEADLINE + VERB approach She began to panic as the deadline approached. | expire, pass The Wednesday deadline passed without any communication from the rebel leader. PREP. before a/the ~, by a/the ~ I must get this report finished by tomorrow's deadline. | ~ for The deadline for entries is noon Thursday.

2 general:: deadline verbs have a deadline • It's easier to work hard if you have a deadline. work to a deadline (= have to finish something by a deadline ) • We're all under pressure and working to deadlines. meet a deadline (= finish something by a deadline ) • Everyone's working extremely hard to meet the deadline. miss a deadline (= fail to finish something by a deadline ) • There will be penalties if the government misses the deadline to cut air pollution. set a deadline (= decide on a date when something must be finished ) • The deadline has been set at January 31st. extend a deadline (= make the date or time later than it was before ) • My editor agreed to extend the deadline by two weeks. a deadline approaches/looms • Things began to get more frantic as the deadline loomed. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + deadline a strict deadline (= a time or date when something must definitely be finished ) • We're working to a very strict deadline. a tight deadline (= one that is difficult because it does not allow much time to do something ) • As a journalist, you have to be able to work to tight deadlines. the Friday/December etc deadline • The project went on long after the December deadline.

3 general:: noun time limit: The deadline to apply is tomorrow.