DOB
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- noun
- /diː oʊ biː/
:
fecha de nacimiento
- As an HR professional, I find it disturbing that a company like Lowe's is demanding SS# and DOBs on their online application.
- DOB: 12/24/2002 MISSING
Examples
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Most states just run a record check on the name and DOB on whatever identification you provide.
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In response to any question you are not obliged to answer (of which there are four: name, rank, DOB, and service number), the only answer one gives is, "I cannot answer that question."
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You got a DOB on that?
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I have customers' pictures with their name, address, DOB, etc.
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I.e., give name, DOB, and D.L. number when buying tickets.
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What I need are SS numbers, DOBs... ...just all the pedigree information so I can run it on my end and we can ID the prick.
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And it might increase false positives if, in reaction to the crotch bomber, you start looking for "near" matches across name, gender, and DOB, just like you currently look for "near matches" on names.
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REMEMBER THAT, DOB.
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On the application form, please fill in your DOB to ensure your identity is verified.
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When you register online, you'll need to include your DOB for proper identification.
Synonyms
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A day each year when people celebrate the day they were born
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The day, month, and year when a person was born
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9.7
The day when a person was born
Surface Forms
Morphology
DOB = D + O + B
This is an initialism whose letters stand for a phrase ('date of birth'); the letters themselves do not transparently convey meaning to learners.
Etymology
DOB is a short form of the phrase date of birth, which means 'the day you were born', so you write your DOB on forms to show when someone was born.