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Definition
Synonym
back date
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
zurück datieren
date back
zurückdatieren
back-date
zurueckdatiere
date back
zurückreichen bis, zurückliegen, bis in eine Zeit zurückreichen, stammen aus
to date back to
zurückdatieren, rückdatieren
v
(auf)
zurückdatierend
zurückdatiert
to date back (to)
dating back
dated back
zurückgehen auf
zurückgehend auf
to trace back to, to date from
tracing back to, dating from
zurückgehen auf
zurückgehend auf
zurückgegangen auf
Die erste schriftliche Erwähnung des Namens geht auf das Jahr 1400 zurück.
to trace back to; to date from
tracing back to; dating from
traced back to; dated from
The first written mention of the name dates from the year 1400.
auf etw. zurückgehen
v
zurückgehend auf
zurückgegangen auf
Die erste schriftliche Erwähnung des Namens geht auf das Jahr 1400 zurück.
to trace back to; to date from
tracing back to; dating from
traced back to; dated from
The first written mention of the name dates from the year 1400.
auf jdn. auf ein Ereignis bis in eine bestimmte Epoche zurückgehen; zurückreichen
v
Die Idee eines neuen Römischen Reiches geht auf Karl den Großen zurück.
Diese Tradition reicht bis ins Jahr 1755 zurück.
to date back to sb. an event a given epoch; to date from an event a given epoch
The concept of a revived Roman Empire dates back to Charlemagne.
This tradition dates back to 1755.
Deutsche
zurück datieren Synonyme
hin
und
her
Âhin
und
zurück
bergen
Âretten
Âzurück
holen
relegieren
Âverbannen
(aus)
Âzurück
versetzen
nach
hinten
Ârückwärts
Âretour
Âzurück
datieren
ÂDatum
schätzen
Âmit
einem
Datum
versehen
datieren
Datum schätzen
mit einem Datum versehen
Englische
date back Synonyme
back date Definition
Back
(
n.
)
A
large
shallow
vat
Back
(
n.
)
A
ferryboat.
See
Bac,
1.
Back
(
n.
)
In
human
beings,
the
hinder
part
of
the
body,
extending
from
the
neck
to
the
end
of
the
spine
Back
(
n.
)
An
extended
upper
part,
as
of
a
mountain
or
ridge.
Back
(
n.
)
The
outward
or
upper
part
of
a
thing,
as
opposed
to
the
inner
or
lower
part
Back
(
n.
)
The
part
opposed
to
the
front
Back
(
n.
)
The
part
opposite
to,
or
most
remote
from,
that
which
fronts
the
speaker
or
actor
Back
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
cutting
tool
on
the
opposite
side
from
its
edge
Back
(
n.
)
A
support
or
resource
in
reserve.
Back
(
n.
)
The
keel
and
keelson
of
a
ship.
Back
(
n.
)
The
upper
part
of
a
lode,
or
the
roof
of
a
horizontal
underground
passage.
Back
(
n.
)
A
garment
for
the
back
Back
(
a.
)
Being
at
the
back
or
in
the
rear
Back
(
a.
)
Being
in
arrear
Back
(
a.
)
Moving
or
operating
backward
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
get
upon
the
back
of
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
place
or
seat
upon
the
back.
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
drive
or
force
backward
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
back
for
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
adjoin
behind
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
write
upon
the
back
of
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
support
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
bet
on
the
success
of
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
move
or
go
backward
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
change
from
one
quarter
to
another
by
a
course
opposite
to
that
of
the
sun
Back
(
v.
i.)
To
stand
still
behind
another
dog
which
has
pointed
Back
(
adv.
)
In,
to,
or
toward,
the
rear
Back
(
adv.
)
To
the
place
from
which
one
came
Back
(
adv.
)
To
a
former
state,
condition,
or
station
Back
(
adv.
)
(Of
time)
In
times
past
Back
(
adv.
)
Away
from
contact
Back
(
adv.
)
In
concealment
or
reserve
Back
(
adv.
)
In
a
state
of
restraint
or
hindrance.
Back
(
adv.
)
In
return,
repayment,
or
requital.
Back
(
adv.
)
In
withdrawal
from
a
statement,
promise,
or
undertaking
Back
(
adv.
)
In
arrear
Back
door
(
)
A
door
in
the
back
part
of
a
building
Back
stairs
(
)
Stairs
in
the
back
part
of
a
house,
as
distinguished
from
the
front
stairs
Date
(
n.
)
The
fruit
of
the
date
palm
Date
(
n.
)
That
addition
to
a
writing,
inscription,
coin,
etc.,
which
specifies
the
time
(as
day,
month,
and
year)
when
the
writing
or
inscription
was
given,
or
executed,
or
made
Date
(
n.
)
The
point
of
time
at
which
a
transaction
or
event
takes
place,
or
is
appointed
to
take
place
Date
(
n.
)
Assigned
end
Date
(
n.
)
Given
or
assigned
length
of
life
Date
(
v.
t.)
To
note
the
time
of
writing
or
executing
Date
(
v.
t.)
To
note
or
fix
the
time
of,
as
of
an
event
Date
(
v.
i.)
To
have
beginning
Diamond-back
(
n.
)
The
salt-marsh
terrapin
of
the
Atlantic
coast
(Malacoclemmys
palustris).
Hog's-back
(
n.
)
A
hogback.
Water
back
(
)
See
under
1st
Back.
back date Bedeutung
back
door
backdoor
a
secret
or
underhand
means
of
access
(to
a
place
or
a
position),
he
got
his
job
through
the
back
door
back
circle
a
feat
in
which
an
acrobat
arches
the
back
from
a
prone
position
and
bends
the
knees
until
the
toes
touch
the
head
back
exercise
exercise
designed
to
strengthen
the
back
muscles
back
(American
football)
the
position
of
a
player
on
a
football
team
who
is
stationed
behind
the
line
of
scrimmage
date
rape
rape
in
which
the
rapist
is
known
to
the
victim
(as
when
they
are
on
a
date
together)
rollback
push
back
the
act
of
forcing
the
enemy
to
withdraw
call-back
the
recall
of
an
employee
after
a
layoff
return
paying
back
getting
even
a
reciprocal
group
action,
in
return
we
gave
them
as
good
as
we
got
recession
ceding
back
the
act
of
ceding
back
c
acid
back
breaker
battery-acid
dose
dot
Elvis
loony
toons
Lucy
in
the
sky
with
diamonds
pane
superman
window
pane
Zen
street
name
for
lysergic
acid
diethylamide
alley
alleyway
back
street
a
narrow
street
with
walls
on
both
sides
back
backrest
a
support
that
you
can
lean
against
while
sitting,
the
back
of
the
dental
chair
was
adjustable
back
the
part
of
a
garment
that
covers
the
back
of
your
body,
they
pinned
a
`kick
me'
sign
on
his
back
back
brace
a
brace
worn
to
support
the
back
back
door
backdoor
back
entrance
an
entrance
at
the
rear
of
a
building
backpack
back
pack
knapsack
packsack
rucksack
haversack
a
bag
carried
by
a
strap
on
your
back
or
shoulder
back
porch
a
porch
for
the
back
door
back
room
a
room
located
in
the
rear
of
an
establishment,
usually
accessible
only
to
privileged
groups
backsaw
back
saw
a
handsaw
that
is
stiffened
by
metal
reinforcement
along
the
upper
edge
binding
book
binding
cover
back
the
protective
covering
on
the
front,
back,
and
spine
of
a
book,
the
book
had
a
leather
binding
ladder-back
the
backrest
of
a
chair
that
consists
of
two
uprights
with
connecting
slats
ladder-back
ladder-back
chair
a
chair
with
a
ladder-back
paperback
book
paper-back
book
paperback
softback
book
softback
softover
book
softover
a
book
with
paper
covers
rear
back
the
side
that
goes
last
or
is
not
normally
seen,
he
wrote
the
date
on
the
back
of
the
photograph
set-back
setoff
offset
structure
where
a
wall
or
building
narrows
abruptly
water
back
water
heater
consisting
of
a
tank
or
pipes
set
at
the
back
of
a
fireplace
or
in
the
firebox
of
a
stove
back
tooth
posterior
a
tooth
situated
at
the
back
of
the
mouth
back
dorsum
the
posterior
part
of
a
human
(or
animal)
body
from
the
neck
to
the
end
of
the
spine,
his
back
was
nicely
tanned
spinal
column
vertebral
column
spine
backbone
back
rachis
the
series
of
vertebrae
forming
the
axis
of
the
skeleton
and
protecting
the
spinal
cord,
the
fall
broke
his
back
relation
back
relation
(law)
the
principle
that
an
act
done
at
a
later
time
is
deemed
by
law
to
have
occurred
at
an
earlier
time,
his
attorney
argued
for
the
relation
back
of
the
amended
complaint
to
the
time
the
initial
complaint
was
filed
back
channel
an
alternative
to
the
regular
channels
of
communication
that
is
used
when
agreements
must
be
made
secretly
(especially
in
diplomacy
or
government),
they
negotiated
via
a
back
channel
call-back
a
return
call
back-formation
a
word
invented
(usually
unwittingly
by
subtracting
an
affix)
on
the
assumption
that
a
familiar
word
derives
from
it
back
door
backdoor
an
undocumented
way
to
get
access
to
a
computer
system
or
the
data
it
contains
back
matter
end
matter
written
matter
following
the
main
text
of
a
book
sass
sassing
backtalk
back
talk
lip
mouth
an
impudent
or
insolent
rejoinder,
don't
give
me
any
of
your
sass
backblast
back-blast
backfire
from
a
recoilless
weapon
return
coming
back
the
occurrence
of
a
change
in
direction
back
in
the
opposite
direction
date
bar
fruit
bar
containing
chopped
dates
date
bread
bread
containing
chopped
dates
date-nut
bread
bread
containing
chopped
dates
and
nuts
date
sweet
edible
fruit
of
the
date
palm
with
a
single
long
woody
seed
jujube
Chinese
date
Chinese
jujube
dark
red
plumlike
fruit
of
Old
World
buckthorn
trees
date
appointment
engagement
a
meeting
arranged
in
advance,
she
asked
how
to
avoid
kissing
at
the
end
of
a
date
blind
date
a
date
with
a
stranger,
she
never
goes
on
blind
dates
double
date
a
date
in
which
two
couples
participate
back
of
beyond
a
very
remote
and
inaccessible
place,
you'd
have
to
go
to
the
back
of
beyond
to
find
one
of
those
backwoods
back
country
boondocks
hinterland
a
remote
and
undeveloped
area
dateline
date
line
International
Date
Line
an
imaginary
line
on
the
surface
of
the
earth
following
(approximately)
the
th
meridian
back
rear
the
part
of
something
that
is
furthest
from
the
normal
viewer,
he
stood
at
the
back
of
the
stage,
it
was
hidden
in
the
rear
of
the
store
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