0 present participle of date
1 to write the day's date on something you have written or made:
2 to regularly spend time with someone you have a romantic relationship with:
3 to stop being fashionable or become old-fashioned:
The TV programme shows archaeologists using the latest technology to date things they have found.
Your cheque should be dated before or on the day the bill is due.
When they lifted the carpet, they found a newspaper dated 5 August 1952.
The painting, dated 1928, is expected to fetch up to £250,000.
She dated a string of actors before she met her first husband.
She became famous when she started dating one of the country's top football stars.
