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Collocations for date - noun

1. particular day

ADJECTIVE

earlier, earliest
She suggested an earlier date for the meeting.
later, latest
exact, firm, specific
I can't give you specific dates.
target
provisional (esp. BrE), tentative
unspecified
effective
significant
May 7, 2005 was a very significant date in my life.
closing
The closing date for applications is May 22.
expiration (AmE), expiry (BrE)
What's the expiration/expiry date on your credit card?
delivery, publication, release
arrival, departure
due
The baby was born exactly on its due date.
anniversary, birth
pull (AmE), sell-by
This yogurt is past its sell-by date.
cut-off, end
Historians disagree on the cut-off date for the medieval period.
commencement (esp. BrE), start
completion
The building was not finished by the completion date.

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VERB + date

agree, agree on, arrange, decide, decide on, fix, set
Can we fix dates for the trip?
Has a date been set for the meeting?
find
give sb
Give me a couple of dates are good for you.
check
change
announce

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date + NOUN

stamp
book (usually datebook)

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PREPOSITION

after a/the date
We cannot accept applications received after this date.
at a … date
The election is scheduled to take place at an unspecified date in the spring.
before a/the date
by a/the date
The building must be finished by the date agreed.
from a/the date
The agreement runs from that date.
on a/the date
I have two meetings on that date.
date for
We need to set a date for the wedding.
date of
the date of the election

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PHRASES

the big date
the biggest date in the country music calendar
at a future date, at some future date
More money will be made available at some future date.
at a later date
We can do that at a later date.
date of birth
Please give your name, address and date of birth.
of recent date
The foundations are Roman, but the rest of the building is of more recent date.
put a date on sth
It's difficult to put a date on when the idea started.
today's date
What's today's date?

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2. appointment to meet sb socially

ADJECTIVE

dinner, lunch
blind
She met her husband on a blind date.
double (= when two couples have a date together)
hot
She had a hot date and wanted to look her best.
first

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VERB + date

have
I have a date with Camilla on Friday night.
find
I need to find a date for Friday.
make (esp. BrE)
We must make a date to have lunch.
keep
She wanted to arrive in time to keep her date.
break (AmE), cancel
He really didn't want to break his date with Alicia.

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date + NOUN

movie (AmE)
It's a great date movie.
rape

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PREPOSITION

on a date
She's out on a date with her new girlfriend.
date with

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Collocations for date - verb

ADVERB

accurately, precisely
It has not yet been possible to date the paintings accurately.

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Date is used with these nouns as the object:
memorandum

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