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date如何读

英：[deɪt]

美：[deɪt]

date英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C](注明的)日期,日子,年份 indication (written, printed or stamped) of the time; specific numbered day of happened or is to happen
[U]时代,年代 period of time in history
[C]约定,约会,约会的对象 an arrangement to meet at a particular time and place; a planned social meeting between a man and woman; a person with whom one has this sort of arrangement

v.(动词)

vt. 记载日期于 write the date on
vt. 鉴定…的年代 determine the age of
vi. 自…时代存在到至今 have existed since sometime
vt. & vi. (使)过时,不流行 (cause to) seem no longer in fashion
vt. & vi. 与人约会,相约 go on or have a date with another or each other

date是什么意思

n. (名词)

<美>约会，约会对象
年代，时代，时期，时候
日期，日子
海枣，海枣属，枣椰树
会晤时间，约见时间
迄今为止
Duly Authorized Telecommunications Entity，官方电信集团

v. (动词)

过时
注明日期于，注有日期，给...注明日期
属于
始于，追溯至…
<美口>约会，和...约会，与（某人）谈恋爱
确定…的年代
自…至今
使…显老
不流行
显示出某个时期的特征
以日期计算

date变形

复数:dates

第三人称单数:dates

现在分词:dating

过去式:dated

过去分词:dated

date词根

词根：date

adj.

dated 陈旧的；过时的；有日期的

datable 可确定时代的，可确定年代的

dateable 可确定时代的

dateless 无日期的，无期限的；经住时间考验的；远古的

dating 约会；记日期的；注明日期

dateline 国际日期变更线；报纸写明的发稿日期及地址；新闻电头

datable 按日计工资

dating 约会；定日期（date的ing形式）

dated 注有日期（date的过去式和过去分词）

date英英释义

noun (1)

the brown, oblong edible fruit of a palm (Phoenix dactylifera)

cookies with raisins and chopped dates

the tall palm with pinnate leaves that yields the date

noun (2)

the time at which an event occurs on this date in history see also date of birth

the date of his birth

a statement of the time of execution (see execution sense 1) or making

the date on the letter

duration

the short date of all things sweet—Rebecca P. Parkin

the period of time to which something belongs

a style from a later date

an appointment to meet at a specified timeespecially: a social engagement (see engagement sense 1a) between two persons that often has a romantic character asked her out on a date see also blind date sense 1

set up a date with her lawyer

a person with whom one has a usually romantic date see also blind date sense 2

bringing a date to the dance

an engagement for a professional performance (as of a dance band)

concert dates

verb

transitive verb

to determine the period of time to which something belongs : to determine the date (see date entry 2 sense 3) of dated the fossils to the Triassic period

date an antique

to record the time of the execution or making of : mark with the date a letter dated the fifth of September

forgot to date the check

to mark with characteristics typical of a particular period

to show up plainly the age of

old-fashioned decor that really dates the house

to make a usually romantic social arrangement to meet with : to have a date with

someone she dated in high school

intransitive verb

to estimate or compute a date (see date entry 2 sense 3) or chronology : to reckon chronologically

scientific dating techniques

originate jewelry dating back to the 1700s

a friendship dating from college days

to become outmoded or dated

to go out on usually romantic dates

wasn't allowed to date until she was sixteen

date词组

up to dateadj. 最新的；最近的；现代的

out of date过时的；过期的；废弃的

delivery date交货日期

early date早期

date of birth出生日期

expiry date到期日；有效期限

date from追溯到；始于；起源于

blind daten. 从未见面的男女经第三者安排所作的约会

date of shipment装船日期；发料日期

due date到期日

effective date有效日期；生效期

on a date约会

expiration date截止日期

shipment date装船日期；装运期

date of delivery交货日期

date back追溯到；回溯至

keep up to date使记到最近时期；赶上时代潮流

release date发布日期；发行日期；出厂日期

maturity date到期日

chinese daten. 枣

date区别

day, date

这组词都有“日”的意思，其区别是：

day泛指任何一天，或指含有“一昼夜”意义的一天，也可指工作日。可用复数表时代、时期。

date指具体的年、月、日，或指年代、时代。

以上来源于网络

date, appointment, engagement

这组词都有“约会”的意思，其区别是：

date主要指朋友之间的随便约见或男女之间的约会。

appointment通常指严格根据时间表上预约的时间进行的约见或约会，其目的主要是讨论公事或业务问题。

engagement普通用词，可与本组的另外两个词换用。泛指任何商定的地点和时间见面，专指针对某一目的约会。

以上来源于网络

date词源中文解释

14世纪初，“一段时间，一个季节，一个时代”； 14世纪中期，“某事发生或将要发生的时间”，源自古法语 date（13世纪）“日期，日子；时间”，来自中世纪拉丁语 data，是拉丁语 dare “给予，授予，提供”的过去分词 datus 的女性单数名词用法（来自 PIE 词根 *do- “给予”）。

从14世纪后期开始，作为“书写或铭文的一部分，指明完成时间”的意思。从“给予”到“时间”的意义转移是通过罗马人的惯例完成的，即通过在每篇通信的结尾写上“给予”和日期和月份来完成的——可能意味着“给信使”——这导致 data 成为“指定的时间（和地点）”的术语。罗马信件将包括类似于 datum Romae pridie Kalendas Maias 的内容——“在四月的最后一天在罗马给出”。

Out of date “不再流行”可追溯至约1600年。

date_农学行业词汇

棕枣

又称 :棕枣(Phoenix dactylifera L.)

date_旅游行业词汇

枣

date_法律行业词汇

期日

date词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English, borrowed from Anglo-French (also continental Old French), borrowed (with -il perhaps taken as a suffix) from Old Occitan datil, going back to Latin dactylus "dactyl in verse, kind of date" — more at dactyl Noun (2) and Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin data, from data (as in data Romae given at Rome), feminine of Latin datus, past participle of dare to give; akin to Latin dos gift, dowry, Greek didonai to give

The first known use of date was in the 14th century

date儿童词典英英释义

deal1 of 3noun

a large or indefinite amount or extent

means a great deal

the act or right of passing out cards to players in a card game

hand entry 1 sense 11b

deal2 of 3verb

to give as one's portion : distribute deal the cards

deal out sandwiches

give entry 1 sense 9a

dealt him a blow

to have to do : treat

the book deals with education

to take action

deal with offenders

to engage in bargaining : trade

to sell or distribute something as a business

deals in insurance

deal3 of 3noun

an act of dealing : transaction

the result of bargaining : a mutual agreement

make a deal for a used car

treatment received

a dirty deal

an arrangement for the advantage of all involved

deal1 of 3noun

a large or indefinite amount or extent

means a great deal

the act or right of passing out cards to players in a card game

hand entry 1 sense 11b

deal2 of 3verb

to give as one's portion : distribute deal the cards

deal out sandwiches

give entry 1 sense 9a

dealt him a blow

to have to do : treat

the book deals with education

to take action

deal with offenders

to engage in bargaining : trade

to sell or distribute something as a business

deals in insurance

deal3 of 3noun

an act of dealing : transaction

the result of bargaining : a mutual agreement

make a deal for a used car

treatment received

a dirty deal

an arrangement for the advantage of all involved

deal1 of 3noun

a large or indefinite amount or extent

means a great deal

the act or right of passing out cards to players in a card game

hand entry 1 sense 11b

deal2 of 3verb

to give as one's portion : distribute deal the cards

deal out sandwiches

give entry 1 sense 9a

dealt him a blow

to have to do : treat

the book deals with education

to take action

deal with offenders

to engage in bargaining : trade

to sell or distribute something as a business

deals in insurance

deal3 of 3noun

an act of dealing : transaction

the result of bargaining : a mutual agreement

make a deal for a used car

treatment received

a dirty deal

an arrangement for the advantage of all involved

dead1 of 3adjective

deprived of life : no longer alive

having the appearance of death : deathly

in a dead faint

numb entry 1 sense 1

very tired

the trip was really tiring; I'm dead

not reacting : insensitive

dead to pity

burned out : grown cold

dead coals

not naturally having life : inanimate

dead matter

no longer producing or functioning

dead battery

no longer in use or effect : obsolete

dead language

no longer active : extinct

dead volcano

not lively

a dead party

lacking in commercial activity : quiet

lacking spring

dead tennis ball

being out of action or out of use

a dead telephone line

being out of play

a dead ball

not running or circulating : stagnant

dead air

absolutely uniform

the dead level of the prairie

unerring, exact dead center of the target

a dead shot

being sudden and complete

a dead stop

dead2 of 3noun

plural those that are dead

the living and the dead

the time of greatest quiet or least activity dead of winter

dead of night

dead3 of 3adverb

to the highest degree

dead right

suddenly and completely

stopped dead

straight entry 2

dead ahead

date1 of 3noun

the oblong edible fruit of a tall Old World palm

the palm that produces dates called alsodate palm

date2 of 3noun

the time at which an event occurs

a statement giving the time of doing or making (as of a coin or check)

duration

the period of time to which something belongs

appointment sense 3especially: a social engagement between two persons that often has a romantic character

a person with whom one has a social engagement

date3 of 3verb

to record the date of or on

date a letter

to show or find out the date, age, or period of

date an antique

to make or have a date with

to come into existence : originate

dates from the 1400s

to go as far back

dating back to childhood

to show plainly the age of

decor that really dates the house

date1 of 3noun

the oblong edible fruit of a tall Old World palm

the palm that produces dates called alsodate palm

date2 of 3noun

the time at which an event occurs

a statement giving the time of doing or making (as of a coin or check)

duration

the period of time to which something belongs

appointment sense 3especially: a social engagement between two persons that often has a romantic character

a person with whom one has a social engagement

date3 of 3verb

to record the date of or on

date a letter

to show or find out the date, age, or period of

date an antique

to make or have a date with

to come into existence : originate

dates from the 1400s

to go as far back

dating back to childhood

to show plainly the age of

decor that really dates the house

date 例句

1 The voice was a man’s and he was reading numbers and dates.

2 Poppy had told Liyana they shouldn’t “set the date” for the village trip yet.

3 Not surprising, considering it's way the hell past its expiration date.

4 “I missed our 10:33 date,” Mom said quietly after Ivy hiccuped out her thank-yous.

5 Because I had nothing to do last night except relive the most awkward date ever, I compiled a list of pros and cons regarding my most recent life choice.

6 And as bad-—as weird—as the invasion of his mind had been, it beat another date with the Grievers any day.

7 This chapter focuses on the decades-long dispute over when human beings first came to the Americas—an argument that seemingly has been won by those advocating a more ancient date.

8 On date night, I got home from school and spent a solid two hours getting dressed.

9 Some of them were large cards displaying all twelve months and on those she noticed circles drawn around dates.

10 That she was dating a handsome white man in a BMW coupe, her hair an Afro, a red flower tucked behind her ear.

11 “I figured because you were sitting out here, and I guess guys normally go to the front door to pick up their dates.”

12 WGrayson7: i like to be on call for all of my best friend's ex-boyfriends, willupleasebequiet: it takes a village to date tiny cooper.

13 The term is misleading, since these mounds vary greatly in shape and purpose as well as in date, ranging from about 2000 B.C. to the time of the Europeans’ arrival.

14 More precise dates did not come in until the 1950s, when Willard F. Libby, a chemist at the University of Chicago, invented carbon dating.

15 I looked at the sign again and saw the date: February 10.

16 He had been dating a woman who also worked at Legal Aid and had been spending a lot of time at her house.

17 After describing at great length how solid and fireproof the Tribune Building was, Mackintosh paused and, with a sad sigh, he con-cluded, “That is, it was fireproof up to the date of its destruction.”

18 A date will be set for a future meeting.

将为未来的会议确定一个日期。.

19 “The crummiest date a guy could ask for,” he grumbled.

20 She paused, and Moss turned to see her wrestle with a word, then look at him with certainty. “...dating?”