n.[C]

1. 日期，日子
   We have set the date for the wedding.

   我們已經確定了婚期。

2. 年代，時期
3. 約會
   I'll have a date tonight.

   今晚我有個約會。

4. 【美】約會對象

vt.

1. 確定……的年代
   Can you date the fossil exactly?

   你能確定這化石的確切年代嗎？

2. 註明日期於
   Tom never dates his letter.

   湯姆的信從不寫日期。

3. 【美】【口】和……約會

vi.

1. 註有日期
2. 屬於，始於（某一歷史時期）[Q]
   The castle dates back to the ancient Roman days.

   此城堡建於古羅馬時代。

3. 過時
   Most pop songs soon date.

   大多數流行歌曲不久便過時。

4. 【美】【口】約會

n.[C]

1. 棗
   My sister likes eating dates.

   我姊妹喜歡吃棗。

2. 棗椰樹
   The date palm gives some shade to the house in the summer.

   夏天時，棗椰樹給房子遮陰。

n.

1. the day of the month or year as specified by a number.
2. a day or year when a given event occurred or will occur.
   ▸ (dates) the years of a person's birth and death or of the beginning and end of a period or event.
   ▸the period of time to which something belongs.
3. a social or romantic appointment.
4. a musical or theatrical performance, especially as part of a tour.

v.

1. establish the date of.
   ▸mark with a date.
   ▸ (date from or back to) have existed since.
2. [often as adj. dated] appear or cause to appear old-fashioned.
3. informal go on a date with.

n.

1. a sweet, dark brown, oval fruit with a hard stone, usually eaten dried.
2. (also date palm) a tall palm tree which bears clusters of dates, native to western Asia and North Africa. [Phoenix dactylifera.]

[名]

1. （男女）約會。
   여자 친구와 데이트를 하다.

   和女朋友約會。

衍生