date

Definiciones

1. Sustantivo

   A sweet brown fruit with a long hard seed, which grows on a palm tree.

   Ejemplos

   • I ate a few dates with my tea.
   • Dates are sweet and very good for energy.
2. Sustantivo

   The tall tree that produces dates.

   Ejemplos

   • A few date trees grew beside the well.
   • The oasis was surrounded by tall date palms.
3. Sustantivo

   The day, month and year written on a letter, coin or document.

   Ejemplos

   • The date on the letter was May 24th.
   • I could not read the date on the old coin.
4. Sustantivo

   A particular day when something happens or will happen.

   Ejemplos

   • The start date for the festival is September 2.
   • What is the date of your exam?
5. Sustantivo

   A point in time.

   Ejemplos

   • You may need that at a later date.
   • We haven't set a date for the next meeting.
6. Sustantivo

   An end or limit to something, in old-fashioned use.

   Ejemplos

   • His patience finally reached its date.
   • Every good thing has its date, and then it ends.
7. Sustantivo

   The length of a life or of how long something lasts, in old-fashioned use.

   Ejemplos

   • The old bridge's date was nearly up.
   • The date of a human life is short.
8. Sustantivo

   A planned meeting with someone, often a romantic one.

   Ejemplos

   • I have a date with my friend on Friday.
   • We made a date to have dinner together.
9. Sustantivo

   The person you go out with on a romantic evening or to an event.

   Ejemplos

   • I brought Melinda to the wedding as my date.
   • He picked up his date at seven o'clock.
10. Sustantivo

    A rude slang word for the part of the body used to sit on.

    Ejemplos

    • He landed hard on his date after slipping on the ice.
    • She fell on her date in the snow.