Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
I. date1 [americ deɪt, Brit deɪt] SUBST
1. date C (of appointment, battle):
2. date U (period of time) formal:
3.1. date coloq C (appointment):
II. date1 [americ deɪt, Brit deɪt] VERBO trans
1.1. date (mark with date):
1.2. date (give date to):
- date remains/pottery/fossil
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2. date (betray age) coloq:
III. date1 [americ deɪt, Brit deɪt] VERBO intr
1. date (originate in):
up-to-date [ˌʌptəˈdeɪt] ADJ
up-to-date figures/information/report:
out-of-date <pred out of date> [ˌaʊtəvˈdeɪt] ADJ
I. close1 <closer, closest> [americ kloʊs, Brit kləʊs] ADJ
1.1. close (near):
1.2. close shave:
2. close:
3. close (in similarity):
4.1. close:
5. close (strictly guarded):
6. close (careful):
7. close contest/finish:
8. close (of weather, atmosphere):
9.2. close (secretive):
II. close1 <closer, closest> [americ kloʊs, Brit kləʊs] ADV
1.1. close (in position):
1.2. close (in time):
2. close (in intimacy):
3. close (in approximation):
4. close (carefully):
6.1. close in phrases:
6.2. close in phrases:
6.3. close in phrases:
6.4. close in phrases:
I. close2 [americ kloʊz, Brit kləʊz] SUBST
1. close (conclusion, end):
II. close2 [americ kloʊz, Brit kləʊz] VERBO trans
2. close (block, deny access to):
3.1. close (halt operations):
III. close2 [americ kloʊz, Brit kləʊz] VERBO intr
1.1. close door/window:
1.3. close (fold shut):
2.1. close (stop service, trading):
3.3. close <closing, Part pres
> years/remarks/words:
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I. close1 [kləʊs, americ kloʊs] ADJ
I. close2 [kləʊz, americ kloʊz] SUBST
II. close2 [kləʊz, americ kloʊz] VERBO trans
III. close2 [kləʊz, americ kloʊz] VERBO intr
2. close (end):
I. date1 [deɪt] SUBST
1. date (calendar day):
2. date (appointment):
II. date1 [deɪt] VERBO trans
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I. close1 [kloʊs] ADJ
I. close2 [kloʊz] SUBST
II. close2 [kloʊz] VERBO trans
III. close2 [kloʊz] VERBO intr
2. close (end):
I. date1 [deɪt] SUBST
1. date (calendar day):
3. date (appointment):
II. date1 [deɪt] VERBO trans
| I | date |
|---|---|
| you | date |
| he/she/it | dates |
| we | date |
| you | date |
| they | date |
| I | dated |
|---|---|
| you | dated |
| he/she/it | dated |
| we | dated |
| you | dated |
| they | dated |
| I | have | dated |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | dated |
| he/she/it | has | dated |
| we | have | dated |
| you | have | dated |
| they | have | dated |
| I | had | dated |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | dated |
| he/she/it | had | dated |
| we | had | dated |
| you | had | dated |
| they | had | dated |
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