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date [deɪt]1. nouna. ( = time of some event) date f• what is today's date? nous sommes le combien aujourd'hui ?• what date is he coming (on)? quel jour arrive-t-il ?• what date is...? quelle est la date de... ?• departure/delivery date date f de départ/de livraison• have they set a date yet? (for wedding) ont-ils déjà fixé la date du mariage ?• this is her best novel to date c'est le meilleur roman qu'elle ait jamais écrit► up to date [document] à jour ; [building] moderne ; [person] à la page• to have a date with sb (with boyfriend, girlfriend) avoir rendez-vous avec qn• have you got a date for tonight? ( = appointment) as-tu (un) rendez-vous ce soir ? ; ( = person) tu as quelqu'un avec qui sortir ce soir ?c. ( = pop concert) concert mb. ( = establish date of) the manuscript has been dated at around 3,000 years old/1,000 BC on estime que le manuscrit date de 3 000 ans/remonte à l'an 1 000 avant Jésus-Christc. ( = go out with) sortir avecb. ( = become old-fashioned) [clothes, expressions] daterc. ( = go out with sb) they're dating ils sortent ensemble4. compounds* * *[deɪt] 1.1) ( day of the month) date fat a later date —
2) (year: of event) date f; ( on coin) millésime m3) ( meeting) rendez-vous m5) ( fruit) datte f2.to date adverbial phrase à ce jour, jusqu'ici3.transitive verb1) [person] dater; [machine] imprimer la date sur2) ( identify age of) dater [skeleton, building, object]3) ( reveal age of)4) ( go out with) sortir avec [person]4.1) ( originate)to date from ou back to — [building] dater de; [problem, custom, friendship] remonter à
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A n1 ( day of the month) date f ; date of birth date de naissance ; date of delivery/of expiry date de livraison/d'expiration ; what date is your birthday? quelle est la date de ton anniversaire? ; what date is it today?, what's the date today? on est le combien aujourd'hui? ; today's date is May 2 aujourd'hui nous sommes le 2 mai ; there's no date on the letter la lettre n'est pas datée ; ‘date as postmark’ ‘date: voir cachet de la poste’ ; to fix ou set a date fixer une date ; let's set a date now prenons date maintenant ; the date of the next meeting is… la prochaine réunion est fixée au… ; the date for the match is June 5 le match aura lieu le 5 juin ; at a later date à une date ultérieure, plus tard ; ( in past tense) plus tard, par la suite ; at a ou some future date plus tard ; of recent date récent ;3 ( meeting) rendez-vous m ; he has a date with Jane tonight il sort avec Jane ce soir ; on our first date la première fois que nous sommes sortis ensemble ; I have a lunch date on Friday je suis pris à déjeuner vendredi ; to make a date for Monday prendre rendez-vous pour lundi ;4 ( person one is going out with) John is her date for the party c'est John qui l'emmène à la soirée ; who's your date for tonight? avec qui sors-tu ce soir? ;5 ( pop concert) date f ; they're playing five dates in Britain ils font cinq dates en Grande-Bretagne ;6 ( fruit) datte f ;C vtr1 ( mark with date) [person] dater [letter, cheque] ; [machine] imprimer la date sur [envelope, document] ; a cheque/letter dated March 21st un cheque daté/une lettre datée du 21 mars ; a statuette dated 1875 une statuette portant la date 1875 ;2 ( identify age of) dater [skeleton, building, object] ; scientists have dated the skeleton at 300 BC d'après les scientifiques le squelette date de 300 ans avant J.-C. ;3 ( reveal age of) the style of clothing dates the film le style vestimentaire trahit l'âge du film ;4 ( go out with) sortir avec [person].D vi1 ( originate) to date from, to date back to dater de, remonter à ; the church dates from ou back to the 17th century l'église date du XVIIe siècle ; her problems date from ou back to the accident ses problèmes datent du jour or remontent au jour de l'accident ; these customs date from ou back to the Middle Ages ces coutumes remontent à l'époque médiévale ; their friendship dates from ou back to childhood leur amitié remonte à l'enfance ;
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