Definition of date from - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
origin timeoriginate at a specific time in the past
- The tradition is believed to date from the medieval period..
- The artifacts date from the Roman Empire.
- These ruins date from the 5th century.
Terms with date from included in their meaning
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future point
the same date and time one year from now
business period
period from year's start to now or reporting date
time measurement
age measured from date of birth to current date
policy
effective from a past date
agreement
make an agreement effective from an earlier date
finance
money given to shareholders from company profits on a specific date
abr: week commencing
the week starting from a certain date
varying date
changing in date from year to year
finance
interest on a bill from discounting to due date
administration
made effective from an earlier date
abr: date eligible/estimated to return from overseas
date when someone can return from another country
employment
permission to be away from work or duties without a set return date
future date
the date exactly one year from today
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- French:remonter à, ...
- German:stammen aus, ...
- Italian:risalire a, ...
- Spanish:datar de, ...
- Portuguese:originar-se em, ...
- Chinese:起源于, ...
- Japanese:から始まる, ...
- Arabic:يَرْجِعُ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַתְחִיל, ...
- Russian:датироваться, ...
- Ukrainian:датуватися, ...
- Hindi:से चला आना, ...
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