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Qu'est-ce (qui) est DATELESS - définition
Dateless
·adj Without date; having no fixed time.
date
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Dates; Dated; D.A.T.E.; Date (disambiguation); DATE; Discovery date; Dates (disambiguation)
I
n.
time
1) to fix, set a date
2) to bring (smb.) up to date
3) to bear a date (the letter bears no date)
4) a significant date (in history)
5) a cut-off; due; target date
6) at a certain date (the meeting will be held at a later date; at a future date)
7) on a certain date (on this date in history)
8) to date (how many have returned their invitations to date?)
rendezvous
9) to have; make a date
10) to go out on a date
11) to break a date
12) a blind; double date
13) a date with
misc.
14) out of date; to go out of date; up to date; to bring a dictionary up to date
II
v. (d; intr.) to date from (this custom dates from the seventeenth century)
Datable
·adj That may be dated; having a known or ascertainable date.
Exemples du corpus de texte pour DATELESS
1. Elsewhere, Frayn has trimmed obvious 1'70s references and hopes to locate the action in a dateless limbo; it helps that most scenes take place in evening dress, the least era–revealing of British clothes.
2. John Patterson turns the teen hierarchy on its head Saturday August 12, 2006 The Guardian Geeks on top ... Akeelah and the Bee and John Tucker Must Die (bottom) Pity the poor spelling–bee nerd – as exemplified by the heroine of this week‘s Akeelah And The Bee – all alone and dateless at a distant, catastrophically uncool table in the high school dining hall, head stuck deep in a dictionary as he or she absorbs today‘s diet of 50 new words.