date

[deɪt]

n

1) дата, число, месяц, день, срок

Write your date of birth, please. — Напишите, пожалуйста, вашу дату рождения.

His news commentary is always up to date. — Его политический комментарий всегда современен.

Can you bring me up to date? — Вы можете ввести меня в курс дела/в круг последних событий?

The book is out of date. — Книга устарела.

Thursday is the regular date for the meeting. — Собрание регулярно проходит по четвергам.

- historical dates

- exact dates
- sailing date
- delivery date
- deadline date
- one's birth date
- varying dates
- inscription bearing the date January 15
- date book
- opening date of the exhibition
- probable date of sailing
- probable date of opening the meeting
- sheduled date of sailing
- sheduled date of opening the meeting
- definite date for starting work
- date of the battle
- date of payment
- date for the concert
- famous date of history
- date for a wedding
- true to date
- handbook of a comparatively recent date
- letter with no date
- largest ship to date
- results to date
- telegram of yesterday's date
- payable at three months' date
- at the earliest possible date
- at a later date
- on the given date
- on the same date
- until a recent date
- on date
- up to date
- out of date methods
- at that date
- fix the date
- be up to date
- be out of date
- recall the exact date
- confirm the date
- be 10 years out of date
- put the date to a letter
- place the date of the building at 1275
- mark significant dates in history
- bring the equipment up to date
- fail to pay by the date
- dictionary is quite up to date
- letter has no date on it

2) свидание, встреча

I have a date tonight. — У меня сегодня вечером свидание.

Does your mother let you go out on dates? — Тебе мать разрешает бегать на свидания?

I have my first date with her tonight. — У меня с ней сегодня первое свидание. /Я встречаюсь с ней сегодня вечером первый раз

- blind date

- morning date
- dance date
- make a date
- keep the date
- make a date with a girl