to date
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1.3
- verb
- /deɪt/
:
salir con
- Are you dating all these girls?
- date someone
- date a woman
- date a man
Gorgeous girl they used to date right and make like videos.
- Gorgeous girl they used to date right and make like videos.
- Never talk to Ryan again, he doesn't date whales like you.
- Why do you think men should aspire to date a rich bitch?
- Somebody wanted to know if you would ever date again.
- We dated and dated, dated and we got married.
- And he went to jail for, you know, dating underage ladies.
- It doesn't mean that she only dates high quality men, no.
- OK, so she used to date his friend, but then they broke up.
- It's just a song about, like, wanting to date guys that Geminos.
- Younger people always date like older people that are rich.
- And yeah, I'm pretty sure they dated very quietly.
- Up until nine months ago, I'd only ever dated F boys.
- Also, she did date previously within the last five years.
- And so one day I'd date this girl like a month.
Examples
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OK, so she used to date his friend, but then they broke up.
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Would you prefer to date Taylor Swift than me?
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How long would we date before we have kids?
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Somebody wanted to know if you would ever date again.
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So, well, I would like to date somebody.
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And you can date anyone you want.
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I mean, I date guys and stuff.
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Until I met Mary Craine, I had never dated a woman with a child.
Fiction book (1990) -
Is she still dating Hayden Christensen?
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She decided to date him after they had been friends for a long time.
Synonyms
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1.0
To have a romantic relationship with someone
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2.4
Date someone regularly
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6.0
To have a regular romantic relationship with just one person
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Offensive
18
7.9
A sexual act that someone forces on a person they know, often after a date
- US
4
3.2
Date on food that shows the last day shops should keep it on shelves so it is still fresh
2
5.1
An invisible line in the middle of the Pacific where the calendar date changes when crossed
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5.7
An imaginary line near the middle of the Pacific Ocean where the calendar date changes when you cross it
A sweet moist loaf that has chopped dates and nuts, often eaten as a snack or dessert
- Specialized
A fixed date used as the standard time for recording positions of stars and planets
How Committed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Date as a verb meaning 'to go out with someone' comes from the noun date for a meeting or appointment, so to date someone is to have those meetings with them over time.