The Oxford Thesaurus An A-Z Dictionary of Synonyms - daten.

1) time, year, season, period, day; age, era, epoch, stage, phase: These artefacts are from an earlier date than was first supposed. 2) appointment, meeting, engagement, rendezvous, assignation, tryst; fixture: She already has a date for Saturday night. 3) escort, companion, friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, girl, woman, boy, man, swain, beau, lover, Colloq steady: Bob is Sally's date for the dance. 4) out of date. old-fashioned, old, ancient, archaic, antiquated, dated, pass‚, outmoded, obsolete, obsolescent, Colloq old hat: This timetable is out of date. Why do you wear those out of date clothes? 5 up to date. modern, latest, current, contemporary, … la mode, fashionable, Colloq trendy: Her taste in music is quite up to date. Use this up-to-date edition of the encyclopedia. --v. 6) show one's age, make obsolete or obsolescent or old-fashioned: That pompadour hair-do really dates her. 7) entertain, escort, go out (with) , go steady (with) : Does Michael still date Patsy? Those two are still dating.