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Definition
Synonym
Abreisetag
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Abreisetag
, Abreisetermin
date of departure
Abreisetag
m
Abreisetag
e
pl
departure day; date of travel
departure days
Abreisetag
m
Abreisetag
e
pl
departure day
departure days
Abreisetag
m
transp.
Abreisetag
e
pl
day of departure; departure day; date of travel
days of departure; departure days; dates of travel
Deutsche
Abreisetag Synonyme
Englische
date of departure Synonyme
date
International Date Line
Platonic year
accompany
aeon
age
ancient
annus magnus
ante
date
antiquate
antiquated
appointment
archaic
arrangement
assemble
assemblee
assembly
assignation
at home
back
date
ball
be
date
d
bear
date
beau
become extinct
become obsolete
blind
date
booking
borscht circuit
boy
boyfriend
brawl
bunch
bunch up
captive
catch
caucus
circuit
clot
cluster
collect
colloquium
come together
commission
committee
companion
conclave
concourse
congregate
congregation
congress
conquest
contemporary
conventicle
convention
converge
convocation
copulate
coquette
council
couple
court
crowd
current
cycle
cycle of indiction
dance
date
at
date
line
date
-stamp
date
d
date
line
date
mark
day
diet
double
date
eisteddfod
engagement
engagement book
entertain
epoch
era
escort
fade
fashionable
festivity
fete
fixture
flirt
flock together
flow together
forgather
forgathering
forum
fossilize
friend
fuse
fust
gang around
gang up
gather
gather around
gathering
generation
get-together
girl
great year
grow old
herd together
hive
honey
horde
housewarming
huddle
indiction
interview
latest
league
levee
link
lose currency
lover
make a
date
man
mass
meet
meeting
merge
mill
modern
molder
muster
obsolesce
obsolescent
obsolete
old
old hat
old-fashioned
out of
date
out
date
outmoded
panel
party
passe
period
perish
phase
playing engagement
plenum
point of time
post
date
pre
date
prom
quorum
rally
rally around
reception
rendezvous
run
rust
seance
season
see
seethe
session
set the
date
shindig
sit-in
sitting
soiree
stage
stand
steady
stream
superannuate
surge
swain
swarm
sweet patootie
sweetheart
sweetie
symposium
synod
take out
throng
time
tour
trendy
tryst
turnout
unite
up
date
vamp
vampire
vaudeville circuit
woman
woo
year
date
d
ago
ahead of time
anachronistic
annalistic
ante
date
d
antiquated
antique
archaic
back-number
beforehand
behind the times
behind time
behindhand
belated
blown over
by
bygone
bypast
calendarial
calendric
chronogrammatic
chronographic
chronologic
chronoscopic
dead
dead and buried
deceased
defunct
demode
departed
diaristic
disused
early
elapsed
expired
extinct
finished
fore
date
d
forgotten
gone
gone glimmering
gone out
gone-by
has-been
horologic
intercalary
intercalated
irrecoverable
lapsed
late
metachronistic
metronomic
mis
date
d
mistimed
no more
obsolete
old
old hat
old-fashioned
old-timey
oldfangled
out
out of
date
out of fashion
out of season
out of style
out of use
out-of-
date
out
date
d
outmoded
outworn
over
overdue
parachronistic
passe
passed
passed away
past
past due
post
date
d
prochronistic
run out
styleless
tardy
temporal
timekeeping
unfashionable
unpunctual
unseasonable
vanished
wound up
date
less
age-old
ageless
ancient
antique
auld
ceaseless
coeternal
constant
continual
continuous
elderly
endless
eternal
eterne
ever-being
ever-durable
ever-during
everlasting
everliving
hoary
immemorial
incessant
indestructible
infinite
interminable
never-ceasing
never-ending
nonstop
nonterminating
nonterminous
of old
of yore
olamic
old
old as Methuselah
old as history
old as time
old-time
olden
perdurable
permanent
perpetual
sempiternal
steady
timeless
unceasing
unending
unintermitting
uninterrupted
unremitting
venerable
without end
Abreisetag Definition
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
Departure
(
n.
)
Division
Departure
(
n.
)
Separation
or
removal
from
a
place
Departure
(
n.
)
Removal
from
the
present
life
Departure
(
n.
)
Deviation
or
abandonment,
as
from
or
of
a
rule
or
course
of
action,
a
plan,
or
a
purpose.
Departure
(
n.
)
The
desertion
by
a
party
to
any
pleading
of
the
ground
taken
by
him
in
his
last
antecedent
pleading,
and
the
adoption
of
another.
Departure
(
n.
)
The
distance
due
east
or
west
which
a
person
or
ship
passes
over
in
going
along
an
oblique
line.
date of departure Bedeutung
departure
going
going
away
leaving
the
act
of
departing
springboard
jumping-off
point
point
of
departure
a
beginning
from
which
an
enterprise
is
launched,
he
uses
other
people's
ideas
as
a
springboard
for
his
own,
reality
provides
the
jumping-off
point
for
his
illusions,
the
point
of
departure
of
international
comparison
cannot
be
an
institution
but
must
be
the
function
it
carries
out
date
rape
rape
in
which
the
rapist
is
known
to
the
victim
(as
when
they
are
on
a
date
together)
departure
gate
gate
where
passengers
embark
departure
lounge
lounge
where
passengers
can
await
departure
passing
loss
departure
exit
expiration
going
release
euphemistic
expressions
for
death,
thousands
mourned
his
passing
deviation
divergence
departure
difference
a
variation
that
deviates
from
the
standard
or
norm,
the
deviation
from
the
mean
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
jumping-off
place
point
of
departure
a
place
from
which
an
enterprise
or
expedition
is
launched,
one
day
when
I
was
at
a
suitable
jumping-off
place
I
decided
to
see
if
I
could
find
him,
my
point
of
departure
was
San
Francisco
dateline
date
line
International
Date
Line
an
imaginary
line
on
the
surface
of
the
earth
following
(approximately)
the
th
meridian
blind
date
a
participant
in
a
blind
date
(someone
you
meet
for
the
first
time
when
you
have
a
date
with
them)
date
escort
a
participant
in
a
date,
his
date
never
stopped
talking
date
palm
Phoenix
dactylifera
tall
tropical
feather
palm
tree
native
to
Syria
bearing
sweet
edible
fruit
date
plum
Diospyros
lotus
an
Asiatic
persimmon
tree
cultivated
for
its
small
yellow
or
purplish-black
edible
fruit
much
valued
by
Afghan
tribes
departure
tax
a
tax
that
is
levied
when
you
are
departing
a
country
by
land
or
sea
or
air
date
the
present,
they
are
up
to
date,
we
haven't
heard
from
them
to
date
maturity
maturity
date
due
date
the
date
on
which
an
obligation
must
be
repaid
date
day
of
the
month
the
specified
day
of
the
month,
what
is
the
date
today?
date
a
particular
day
specified
as
the
time
something
happens,
the
date
of
the
election
is
set
by
law
future
date
a
particular
day
in
the
future
that
is
specified
as
the
time
something
will
happen
rain
date
an
alternative
date
set
for
some
outdoor
event
in
case
it
rains
on
the
appointed
date,
the
rain
date
for
the
picnic
will
be
the
following
Sunday
sell-by
date
a
date
stamped
on
perishable
produce
indicating
the
date
by
which
it
should
be
sold
date
the
particular
day,
month,
or
year
(usually
according
to
the
Gregorian
calendar)
that
an
event
occurred,
he
tried
to
memorizes
all
the
dates
for
his
history
class
date
particular
date
a
particular
but
unspecified
point
in
time,
they
hoped
to
get
together
at
an
early
date
departure
time
time
of
departure
the
time
at
which
a
public
conveyance
is
scheduled
to
depart
from
a
given
point
of
origin
epoch
date
of
reference
(astronomy)
an
arbitrarily
fixed
date
that
is
the
point
in
time
relative
to
which
information
(as
coordinates
of
a
celestial
body)
is
recorded
date
assign
a
date
to,
determine
the
(probable)
date
of,
Scientists
often
cannot
date
precisely
archeological
or
prehistorical
findings
date
provide
with
a
dateline,
mark
with
a
date,
She
wrote
the
letter
on
Monday
but
she
dated
it
Saturday
so
as
not
to
reveal
that
she
procrastinated
dateline
datemark
date-mark
mark
with
a
date
and
place,
dateline
a
newspaper
article
date
date
stamp
stamp
with
a
date,
The
package
is
dated
November
date
go
on
a
date
with,
Tonight
she
is
dating
a
former
high
school
sweetheart
double-date
go
out
on
a
date
with
a
partner
and
another
couple,
let's
double
date
this
Saturday
go
steady
go
out
date
see
date
regularly,
have
a
steady
relationship
with,
Did
you
know
that
she
is
seeing
an
older
man?,
He
is
dating
his
former
wife
again!
go
back
date
back
date
from
belong
to
an
earlier
time,
This
story
dates
backyears
up-to-date
reflecting
the
latest
information
or
changes,
an
up-to-date
issue
of
the
magazine
outdated
out-of-date
superannuated
old,
no
longer
valid
or
fashionable,
obsolete
words,
an
obsolete
locomotive,
outdated
equipment,
superannuated
laws,
out-of-date
ideas
up-to-date
cutting-edge
with-it
in
accord
with
the
most
fashionable
ideas
or
style,
wears
only
the
latest
style,
the
last
thing
in
swimwear,
cutting-edge
technology,
a
with-it
boutique
up
to
now
to
date
prior
to
the
present
time,
no
suspect
has
been
found
to
date
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