make a date
made a date
Definition of make a date - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
- We need to make a date to discuss this.
- Let's make a date for lunch next week.
- They made a date to finalize the project.
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Expressions with make
produce or construct from materials
They made a sculpture of clay.
be logical or understandable
His explanation didn't make sense to anyone.
prepare and bake bread from ingredients
She loves to make bread every weekend.
talk to fill silence or be polite
She tried to make conversation at the dinner party.
arrange the bed after sleeping in it
Every morning, I make my bed neatly.
cause tears to form in the eyes
The onions make my eyes water.
indicates no change in outcome or result
Whether we go or stay, it doesn't make any difference.
create a strong impact on someone's mind
Her speech made a big impression on the audience.
treat something as very important or serious, often more than necessary
Try not to make a big thing out of his small mistake.
form a relationship or bond with someone
She tried to make a connection with her new classmates.
create a small depression in a surface
He used a hammer to make a dent in the metal.
perform an action causing significant change
Her speech made a difference in the election results.
change facial expression to show dislike or disgust
He made a face when he tasted the sour lemon.
earn a large amount of money
She hopes to make a fortune in real estate.
begin again with a new approach
After the move, they decided to make a fresh start in the new city.
turn an activity into a game
They made a game of cleaning the house to make it fun.
do something regularly or frequently
She makes a habit of jogging every morning.
earn enough money to support oneself
She makes a living as a freelance writer.
leave a visible impression on a surface
She used a pen to make a mark on the paper.
create disorder or untidiness
The kids always make a mess in the living room.
attempt to move the ball to a teammate in sports
She managed to make a pass to her teammate, securing the goal..
state something to emphasize its importance
She always makes a point of thanking everyone personally..
express an opinion or viewpoint clearly
He decided to make a statement during the meeting..
raise a glass to celebrate or honor someone
We will make a toast to the newlyweds.
Expressions with date
date where two couples participate together
We went on a double date to the movies.
date that costs little money
We went for a walk in the park, it was a cheap date.
explore different romantic relationships
He wanted to date around to find the right person.
up until now or the present time
This is the best movie I have seen to date.
make something current or modern
We need to bring the software up to date.
originate from a specific time in the past
The castle dates back to the 12th century.
reserve a date for an important event
Please save the date for our wedding next June.
no longer useful or relevant
That style is past its sell-by date.
absolute deadline that cannot be missed
The project must be completed by the drop-dead date.
agreement to meet at a specific time
We agreed to meet at 7 PM, it's a date.
no longer effective or useful
The old computer is past its sell-by date.
no longer fresh or safe to use
This milk is past the sell-by date.
inevitable future event that is momentous
She felt she had a date with destiny at the championship.
romantic outing where participants split the cost
They went on a Dutch date to the new restaurant.
the current day of the month and year
I need to know today's date to fill out the form.
specific day when ordered goods or packages are expected to arrive
The email confirmed the delivery date for the new laptop as Friday.
day, month, and year when someone was born
Please enter your date of birth on the form.
scheduled date for payment or task completion
The due date for the project is next Friday.
date when a product should be sold
Check the sell-by date on the milk carton.
the date when something begins
The start date for the project is June 1st.
continuous period between two specific calendar dates used for planning or records
Please enter a date range for your hotel search.
at some time in the future not specified
The meeting will be held at a later date.
romantic meeting between strangers
They went on a blind date last night.
end date of a sale or offer
The closing date for the storewide sale is this Friday..
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- French:fixer un rendez-vous, ...
- German:einen Termin vereinbaren, ...
- Italian:fissare un appuntamento, ...
- Spanish:concertar una cita, ...
- Portuguese:combinar, ...
- Chinese:约个时间, ...
- Japanese:日程を決める, ...
- Arabic:حَدَّدَ مَوْعِدًا, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְבֹּעַ פְּגִישָׁה, ...
- Russian:назначить встречу, ...
- Ukrainian:домовлятися про зустріч, ...
- Hindi:मुलाकात तय करना, ...
- Bengali:সময় ঠিক করা, ...
- Catalan:concretar una cita, ...
- Czech:domluvit si schůzku, ...
- Danish:aftale et tidspunkt, ...
- Dutch:afspreken, ...
- Greek:κλείνω ραντεβού, ...
- Hungarian:megbeszélni, ...
- Khmer:កំណត់ពេលជួបគ្នា, ...
- Korean:약속을 잡다, ...
- Persian:قرار گذاشتن, ...
- Polish:umówić się na spotkanie, ...
- Portuguese (BR):marcar um encontro, ...
- Romanian:a stabili o întâlnire, ...
- Swedish:bestämma en tid, ...
- Thai:นัดหมาย, ...
- Turkish:tarih belirlemek, ...
- Vietnamese:hẹn gặp, ...
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