Definition of “date” - English Dictionary

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• We've written to him asking him if he's free on that date but we haven't had an answer yet.
• As the date of his operation drew near, he became more and more anxious.
• If necessary, we can always change the dates of our trip.
• Do you know the date of Caroline and Matthew's wedding?
• Applications received after the closing date will not be accepted.

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• We went out on a date.
• I've got a date with someone from work tonight.
• I know she's going to the cinema with him tonight but I don't know if it's a date as such.
• I went there on a date with a boy I used to know.
• So who's your date tonight?

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• The TV programme shows archaeologists using the latest technology to date things they have found.
• Your cheque should be dated before or on the day the bill is due.
• When they lifted the carpet, they found a newspaper dated 5 August 1952.
• The portrait is signed and dated 1893.
• The painting, dated 1928, is expected to fetch up to £250,000.

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• She dated a string of actors before she met her first husband.
• She became famous when she started dating one of the country's top football stars.
• Would you date a man ten years younger than yourself?
• Their parents didn't approve of their relationship so they had to date in secret.
• The two of them dated for a while, but it didn't work out.