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date

/deɪt/ noun · plural: dates A1 (estimated)

1. that which specifies the time of writing, inscription etc.

German	das Datum, die Jahreszahl, die Datumsangabe
French	la date
Portuguese	a data
Czech	datum
Italian	la data
Spanish	la fecha, la data
Dutch	de datum, de datering
Swedish	ett datum

2. fruit of the date palm

German	die Dattel
French	la datte
Portuguese	a tâmara
Czech	datle
Italian	il dattero
Spanish	el dátil
Dutch	de dadel
Swedish	en dadel
Latin	palma, dactylus

3. point of time at which a transaction or event takes place

German	der Termin, das Datum, das Date
French	la date, le rencard, rendez-vous galant
Portuguese	a data
Czech	datum, rande, dostaveníčko
Italian	la data, l'appuntamento
Spanish	la fecha, la data, la cita
Dutch	de datum, het rendez-vous, afspraakje
Swedish	ett datum, en dejt, en träff
Latin	dies, tempus

4. point in time

German	der Zeitpunkt
Portuguese	a data
Czech	doba
Italian	la data
Spanish	la fecha
Dutch	het tijdstip
Swedish	en tidpunkt

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to date

/deɪt/ verb A1 (estimated)

1. to note the time of writing or executing — see also timestamp

French	dater
Portuguese	datar
Czech	datovat
Italian	datare
Spanish	datar, fechar
Dutch	dagtekenen
Swedish	datera

2. to note or fix the time of, as of an event

Portuguese	marcar
Czech	datovat
Italian	datare
Spanish	datar, fechar
Swedish	datera

3. to determine the age of something

German	datieren
French	dater
Portuguese	datar
Czech	datovat
Italian	datare
Spanish	datar, fechar
Dutch	dateren
Swedish	datera

4. to take (someone) on a series of dates

German	daten, ausgehen
French	sortir
Portuguese	sair, namorar
Czech	chodit
Italian	uscire, frequentare
Spanish	salir, citar, pololear
Dutch	daten
Swedish	träffa, dejta

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