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abgelaufen
out of date
abgelaufen
expired
nicht abgelaufen
unexpired
Zeit ist abgelaufen
time is up
abgelaufen, verfallen
expired
noch nicht abgelaufen
unexpired
sein Zeit ist abgelaufen
his time is up
bis fĂĽnf Jahre abgelaufen
up to five years out of date
Seine Zeit ist abgelaufen
his time is up
Seine Zeit ist abgelaufen.
His time is up.
die Zeit ist längst abgelaufen
the time has long expired
ablaufen v
ablaufend
abgelaufen
to execute
executing
executed
ablaufen, verstreichen v (Zeit)
ablaufend, verstreichend
abgelaufen, verstrichen
to elapse
elapsing
elapsed
ablaufen; verstreichen v (Zeit) adm.
ablaufend; verstreichend
abgelaufen; verstrichen
to elapse (time)
elapsing
elapsed
verfallen, ablaufen
verfallend, ablaufend
verfallen, abgelaufen
nicht verfallen, nicht abgelaufen
to expire
expiring
expired
unexpired
verfallen, erlöschen, ablaufen v
verfallend, erlöschend, ablaufend
verfallen, erloschen, abgelaufen
to lapse
lapsing
lapsed
noch nicht abgelaufen fällig verfallen adj adm. fin.
noch nicht fälliger Wechsel
noch nicht erloschenes Patent
unexpired
unexpired bill
unexpired patent
verfallen; erlöschen; ablaufen v adm.
verfallend; erlöschend; ablaufend
verfallen; erloschen; abgelaufen
ein Patent verfallen lassen
to lapse
lapsing
lapsed
to let a patent lapse
Regress m; RĂĽckgriff m (bei jdm.) jur.
ohne Regress
bei jdm. Regress nehmen; jdn. in Regress nehmen
Die Regressfrist ist abgelaufen.
recourse; recovery over Am. (against sb.)
without recourse
to have recourse against sb.; to recover over against sb.
The deadline of recourse has expired
ablaufen, entlanglaufen
ablaufend, entlanglaufend
abgelaufen, entlanggelaufen
er
sie läuft ab
ich
er
sie lief ab
er
sie ist
war abgelaufen
to walk along
walking along
walked along
he
she walks along
I
he
she walked along
he
she has
had walked along
ablaufen; entlanglaufen v
ablaufend; entlanglaufend
abgelaufen; entlanggelaufen
er sie läuft ab
ich er sie lief ab
er sie ist war abgelaufen
to walk along
walking along
walked along
he she walks along
I he she walked along
he she has had walked along
verlaufen, ablaufen
verlaufend, ablaufend
verlaufen, abgelaufen
es verläuft
es verlief
es ist
war verlaufen
gut abgelaufen sein
glimpflich verlaufen sein
to go off, to pass off
going off, passing off
gone off, passed off
it goes off, it passes off
it went off, it passed off
it has
had gone off, it has
had passed off
to have gone off well
to have passed off smoothly
Regress m; RĂĽckgriff m (bei jdm.) jur.
Sprungregress m; SprungrĂĽckgriff m (bei Schecks, Wechsel)
ohne Regress
bei jdm. Regress nehmen; jdn. in Regress nehmen
Die Regressfrist ist abgelaufen.
recourse; recovery over Am. (against sb.)
recourse to a prior party endorser
without recourse
to have recourse against sb.; to recover over against sb.
The deadline of recourse has expired.
ablaufen; sich abspielen; ĂĽber die BĂĽhne gehen v
ablaufend; sich abspielend; ĂĽber die BĂĽhne gehend
abgelaufen; sich abgespielt; ĂĽber die BĂĽhne gegangen
Es wird interessant sein wie die ersten freien Wahlen ablaufen.
to play itself out; to be played out enacted
playing itself out; being played out enacted
played itself out; been played out enacted
It will be interesting to see how the first free elections play themselves out.
ablaufen; sich abspielen; ĂĽber die BĂĽhne gehen v
ablaufend; sich abspielend; ĂĽber die BĂĽhne gehend
abgelaufen; sich abgespielt; ĂĽber die BĂĽhne gegangen
Es wird interessant sein, wie die ersten freien Wahlen ablaufen.
to play itself out; to be played out enacted
playing itself out; being played out enacted
played itself out; been played out enacted
It will be interesting to see how the first free elections play themselves out.
vorbeigehen (an), ablaufen, (Zeit) verflieĂźen, verlaufen v
vorbeigehend, ablaufend, verflieĂźend, verlaufend
vorbeigegangen, abgelaufen, verflieĂźt, verlauft
geht vorbei, läuft ab, verfließt, verläuft
ging vorbei, lief ab, verfloss, verlief
to pass, to pass by
passing, passing by
passed, passed by
passes, passes by
passed, passed by
verlaufen; ablaufen v (Ereignis)
verlaufend; ablaufend
verlaufen; abgelaufen
es verläuft; es läuft ab
es verlief; es lief ab
es ist war verlaufen; es ist war abgelaufen
gut abgelaufen sein
Alles ist gut verlaufen.
glimpflich verlaufen sein
Es hörte auf zu regnen.
to go; to go off; to pass off Br. (event)
going; going off; passing off
gone; gone off; passed off
it goes off; it passes off
it went off; it passed off
it has had gone off; it has had passed off
to have gone off well
Everything went well.
to have passed off smoothly
The rain passed off.
ablaufen; ungĂĽltig werden; seine GĂĽltigkeit verlieren v adm.
ablaufend; ungĂĽltig werdend; seine GĂĽltigkeit verlierend
abgelaufen; ungĂĽltig geworden; seine GĂĽltigkeit verloren
ein abgelaufener Ausweis
ein abgelaufenes Reisedokument
ein verfallener Wechsel
Die Frist läuft morgen ab.
to expire
expiring
expired
expired identification; an expired identification document
an expired travel document
an expired bill
The deadline expires tomorrow.
etw. verlängern v (seine Gültigkeit verlängern) adm.
verlängernd
verlängert
ein Abonnement verlängern
den Mietvertrag um ein Jahr verlängern
Sein Vertrag wird nicht verlängert.
Du musst das Buch aus der Bücherei verlängern.
Er hat vergessen seinen Reisepass zu verlängern und jetzt ist er abgelaufen.
to renew sth. (extend its period of validity)
renewing
renewed
to renew a subscription
to renew the lease for another year
His contract will not been renewed.
You need to renew the library book.
He forgot to renew his passport and now it's expired.
etw. verlängern v (seine Gültigkeit verlängern) adm.
verlängernd
verlängert
ein Abonnement verlängern
den Mietvertrag um ein Jahr verlängern
Sein Vertrag wird nicht verlängert.
Du musst das Buch aus der Bücherei verlängern.
Er hat vergessen, seinen Reisepass zu verlängern und jetzt ist er abgelaufen.
to renew sth. (extend its period of validity)
renewing
renewed
to renew a subscription
to renew the lease for another year
His contract will not been renewed.
You need to renew the library book.
He forgot to renew his passport and now it's expired.
verlaufen; ablaufen; vonstattengehen geh. (Ereignis) v
verlaufend; ablaufend; vonstattengehend
verlaufen; abgelaufen; vonstattengegangen
es verläuft; es läuft ab; es geht vonstatten
es verlief; es lief ab; es ging vonstatten
es ist war verlaufen; es ist war abgelaufen; es ist war vonstattengegangen
gut abgelaufen sein
Alles ist gut verlaufen.
glimpflich verlaufen sein
to go; to go off; to pass off Br. (event)
going; going off; passing off
gone; gone off; passed off
it goes off; it passes off
it went off; it passed off
it has had gone off; it has had passed off
to have gone off well
Everything went well.
to have passed off smoothly
ablaufen; auslaufen; ungĂĽltig werden; seine GĂĽltigkeit verlieren v adm.
ablaufend; auslaufend; ungĂĽltig werdend; seine GĂĽltigkeit verlierend
abgelaufen; ausgelaufen; ungĂĽltig geworden; seine GĂĽltigkeit verloren
ein abgelaufener Ausweis
ein abgelaufenes Reisedokument
ein verfallener Wechsel
wenn ein Sicherungsinstrument ausläuft
Die Frist läuft morgen ab.
Die Amtszeit des BĂĽrgermeisters wird nach fĂĽnf Jahren auslaufen.
to expire
expiring
expired
expired identification; an expired identification document
an expired travel document
an expired bill
when a hedging instrument expires
The deadline expires tomorrow.
The term of the mayor will expire after five years.
ablaufen; laufen; vor sich gehen; vonstattengehen geh. v (wiederkehrendes Ereignis)
ablaufend; laufend; vor sich gehend; vonstattengehend
abgelaufen; gelaufen; vor sich gegangen; vonstattengegangen
Wenn alles wie geplant abläuft, …; Wenn alles nach Plan läuft, …
Es läuft alles wie am Schnürchen.; Es läuft alles wie geschmiert.
Bisher läuft die Sache wie geschmiert.
So läuft das nun einmal nun mal.
Ich möchte einmal schauen, wie der Hase läuft.
Wir wissen doch beide, wie das läuft. wie so etwas abläuft.
to go (recurrent event)
going
gone
If all goes according to plan, …; If all goes to plan, …
Everything goes smoothly; Everything goes swimmingly.
So far things are going like clockwork.
That's (just) the way it life goes.
I want to see how the wind blows.
We both know how this goes, don't we?
Kreditkarte f fin.
Kreditkarten pl
Zahlung mit Kreditkarte; Zahlung per Kreditkarte
eine Kreditkarte ausstellen
eine Kreditkarte (fĂĽr einen Zahlungsvorgang) akzeptieren; nehmen ugs.
einen Kauf auf jds. Kreditkarte buchen
eine Kreditkarte sperren
eine Kreditkarte (bankseitig) kĂĽndigen
die Sperre der Kreditkarte aufheben
Kann ich mit Kreditkarte bezahlen?
Der Betrag kann auch von Ihrer Visa- oder Mastercard abgebucht werden.
Ihre Kreditkarte ist nicht mehr gĂĽltig. Sie ist vor drei Wochen abgelaufen.
credit card
credit cards
payment by credit card
to issue a credit card
to accept a credit card (for a payment transaction)
to put a purchase on sb.'s credit card
to block a credit card
to cancel a credit card
to unblock the credit card
Can I pay with a credit card?
The amount payable may also be paid with Visa- or Mastercard.
Your credit card is no longer valid. It expired three weeks ago.

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out  abandoned  aberrant  abjured  abroad  absurd  adrift  alibi  all abroad  all off  all wrong  aloud  amiss  antiquated  antique  apparent  apparently  appear  archaic  askew  asleep  astray  at a loss  at fault  audibly  avenue  away  away from  awry  be revealed  become known  beside the mark  blind  blind drunk  blotto  blow out  blowhole  break forth  cataleptic  catatonic  channel  choke  chute  clearly  cold  comatose  come out  come to light  contrasting  cop-out  corrupt  cortical  counter  curious  damp  dated  dead  dead asleep  debouch  deceptive  deep asleep  defective  delusive  deserted  deviant  deviational  deviative  different  disarranged  discontinued  disjointed  dislocated  disparate  displaced  dissimilar  distinctly  distorted  disused  divergent  diverse  done with  door  doped  dormant  douse  drugged  eccentric  egress  emunctory  epidermic  errant  erring  erroneous  escape  estuary  ex  excuse  exhaust  exit  exomorphic  exterior  exteriorly  external  externally  extinct  extinguish  extinguished  extrinsic  fallacious  false  fast asleep  faultful  faulty  flaked-out  flawed  floodgate  flume  forth  freaked out  freaky  fringe  from  funny  get out  gone out  gone-by  half-conscious  hardly like  helpless  hence  heretical  heterodox  illogical  illusory  in the red  kooky  lame excuse  leak out  likely story  loophole  manifest itself  narcotized  nirvanic  nonuniform  not right  not true  not worth saving  oblivious  obsolescent  obsolete  odd  oddball  off  off the track  off the wall  offbeat  old  old-fashioned  on the outside  on the shelf  on the surface  open  opening  openly  out cold  out loud  out of  out of doors  out of gear  out of it  out of joint  out of pocket  out of style  out of use  out-of-date  outcome  outdated  outer  outermost  outfall  outgate  outgo  outlandish  outlet  outlying  outmoded  outmost  outside  outstanding  outward  outward-facing  outwardly  outwards  outworn  overcome  paralyzed  passe  pass  
out cold  asleep  blind  blind drunk  blotto  cataleptic  catatonic  cold  comatose  dead  doped  drugged  half-conscious  helpless  narcotized  nirvanic  oblivious  out  out of it  overcome  paralyzed  passed out  semiconscious  senseless  spaced out  stiff  stoned  strung out  unconscious  under the table  zonked  zonked out  
out group  Jim Crow  age group  alien  apartheid  band  battalion  bevy  body  brigade  bunch  cabal  cast  clique  cohort  color bar  company  complement  contingent  corps  coterie  covey  crew  crowd  detachment  detail  division  ethnocentrism  exclusiveness  faction  fleet  foreigner  gang  group  grouping  groupment  in-group  insularity  insulation  isolation  junta  know-nothingism  mob  movement  narrowness  outcast  outfit  outsider  pack  parochialism  party  peer group  persona non grata  phalanx  platoon  posse  quarantine  race hatred  racial segregation  regiment  salon  seclusion  segregation  separation  set  snobbishness  squad  stable  stranger  string  team  tightness  tribe  troop  troupe  wing  xenophobia  
out in the open  aboveboard  before one  exposed  face to face  in broad daylight  in open court  in plain sight  in plain view  in public  in public view  in the marketplace  in the open  liable  naked  nonimmune  on the table  open  openly  overtly  publicly  susceptible  
out of  at large  away from  bankrupt in  bare of  bereaved  bereaved of  bereft  bereft of  cut off  denuded  denuded of  deprived of  destitute of  devoid of  disengaged  divested  empty of  escaped  ex  fled  flown  for want of  forlorn of  free  from  fugitive  in default of  in want of  lacking  loose  minus  missing  needing  on the loose  out  out of pocket  parted from  robbed of  runaway  scant of  scot-free  shorn of  short  short of  shy  shy of  stripped of  unblessed with  unpossessed of  void of  wanting  well out of  
out of bounds  a bit much  abandoned  banned  barred  boundless  contraband  cutthroat  egregious  enormous  exacting  exaggerated  excessive  exorbitant  extortionate  extravagant  extreme  fabulous  fancy  forbade  forbid  forbidden  gigantic  gluttonous  gouging  grossly overpriced  high  hyperbolic  hypertrophied  illegal  illicit  immoderate  incontinent  inflationary  inordinate  intemperate  monstrous  nonpermissible  not permitted  off limits  out of sight  outlawed  outrageous  overbig  overdeveloped  overgreat  overgrown  overlarge  overmuch  overpriced  overweening  preposterous  prohibited  prohibitive  restricted  ruled out  skyrocketing  spiraling  steep  stiff  taboo  tabooed  too much  unallowed  unauthorized  unbridled  unconscionable  under the ban  undue  unlawful  unlicensed  unpermissible  unreasonable  unrestrained  unsanctioned  untouchable  unwarranted  usurious  verboten  vetoed  
out of character  ill-adapted  ill-assorted  ill-chosen  ill-fitted  ill-matched  ill-sorted  ill-suited  ill-timed  improper  inadmissible  inapplicable  inapposite  inappropriate  inapt  inept  infelicitous  irrelevant  mal a propos  maladjusted  malapropos  misjoined  mismatched  mismated  misplaced  out of joint  out of keeping  out of line  out of place  out of proportion  out of season  out of time  out of tune  unadapted  unapt  unbecoming  unbefitting  unfit  unfitted  unfitting  unqualified  unseasonable  unseemly  unsuitable  unsuited  untimely  
out of commission  at a standstill  at anchor  broken  dead-still  fixed  haywire  hors de combat  idle  immobile  immotive  in condition  in disrepair  in order  in repair  inoperative  motionless  moveless  obsolete  off the field  on the blink  on the fritz  out of condition  out of gear  out of joint  out of kelter  out of kilter  out of order  out of repair  out of tune  out of whack  riding at anchor  static  stationary  statuelike  still  stock-still  unemployed  unmoved  unmoving  
out of control  abandoned  go-go  immoderate  incontinent  indulgent  intemperate  irrepressible  lax  licentious  loose  nonrestrictive  out of hand  permissive  rampant  reinless  riotous  unbridled  unchecked  uncoerced  uncompelled  unconstrained  uncontrolled  uncurbed  unforced  ungoverned  uninhibited  unmastered  unmeasured  unmuzzled  unreined  unrepressed  unreserved  unrestrained  unrestrictive  unruly  unsubdued  unsuppressed  wanton  wild  
out of date  abandoned  abjured  ahead of time  anachronistic  antedated  antiquated  antique  archaic  back-number  beforehand  behind the times  behind time  behindhand  dated  deserted  discontinued  disused  done with  early  foredated  has-been  late  metachronistic  misdated  mistimed  not worth saving  obsolescent  obsolete  old  old hat  old-fashioned  old-timey  oldfangled  on the shelf  out  out of fashion  out of season  out of use  out-of-date  outdated  outmoded  outworn  overdue  parachronistic  past due  past use  pensioned off  postdated  prochronistic  relinquished  renounced  resigned  retired  styleless  superannuate  superannuated  superseded  tardy  unfashionable  unpunctual  unseasonable  worn-out  
out of favor  at a discount  despised  discredited  disgraced  disliked  in Dutch  in bad  in bad odor  in bad repute  in discredit  in disfavor  in disgrace  in disrepute  loaded with shame  lowly  misprized  misunderstood  out of countenance  shamed  thankless  unappreciated  uncared-for  under a cloud  unlamented  unmissed  unmourned  unpopular  unregretted  unsung  unvalued  
out of focus  blear  bleared  bleary  blurred  blurry  confused  dark  dim  faint  feeble  filmy  foggy  fuzzy  half-seen  half-visible  hazy  ill-defined  inconspicuous  indefinite  indistinct  indistinguishable  low-profile  merely glimpsed  misty  obscure  pale  semivisible  shadowy  uncertain  unclear  undefined  unplain  unrecognizable  vague  weak  
out of hand  abandoned  ad lib  at short notice  at sight  beyond control  breachy  by ear  contumacious  defiant  extemporaneously  extemporarily  extempore  fractious  go-go  immoderate  impromptu  incontinent  incorrigible  indocile  indomitable  indulgent  insuppressible  intemperate  intractable  irrepressible  lax  licentious  loose  nonrestrictive  obstreperous  off the cuff  off the hip  offhand  on sight  out of control  permissive  rampant  recalcitrant  refractory  reinless  resistant  resisting  restive  riotous  shrewish  unbiddable  unbridled  unchecked  uncoerced  uncompelled  unconstrained  uncontrollable  uncontrolled  uncurbed  unforced  ungovernable  ungoverned  uninhibited  unmalleable  unmanageable  unmastered  unmeasured  unmoldable  unmuzzled  unreined  unrepressed  unreserved  unrestrained  unrestrictive  unruly  unsubdued  unsubmissive  unsuppressed  wanton  wild  
out of humor  acid  angry  beefing  bellyaching  bitching  caustic  cheerless  complaining  complaintful  corrosive  crabbing  crabby  cranky  croaking  disappointed  discontented  disgruntled  displeased  dissatisfied  envious  faultfinding  feeling evil  grim  griping  grouchy  grousing  growling  grumbling  humorless  in bad humor  infestive  joyless  malcontent  malcontented  mirthless  miserable  murmuring  muttering  out of sorts  out of temper  peevish  petulant  pleasureless  querulant  querulous  rebellious  resentful  restive  restless  sorry  sorryish  sulky  unaccepting  unaccommodating  uncheerful  uncheery  uneasy  unfulfilled  ungratified  unhappy  unjoyful  unmirthful  unsatisfied  unsmiling  whiny  wretched  
out of it  a stranger to  anesthetized  asleep  base  blind to  cataleptic  catatonic  caught napping  cold  comatose  dead  dead to  deaf to  deficient  doped  dozy  dreamy  drowsy  drugged  drugged with sleep  half asleep  half-conscious  heavy  heavy with sleep  heavy-eyed  impercipient  imperfect  in a stupor  in ignorance of  inadequate  incognizant  incompetent  insensible  insensible to  insufficient  languid  lethargic  little  maladroit  mean  mediocre  mindless  napping  narcoleptic  narcose  narcotized  narcous  nirvanic  nodding  nonconceiving  not comparable  not in it  not with it  oblivious  oscitant  out  out cold  petty  sedated  semiconscious  senseless  shabby  sleep-drowned  sleep-drunk  sleep-filled  sleep-swollen  sleepful  sleepy  slumberous  slumbery  small  snoozy  somnolent  soporific  spaced out  stoned  stretchy  strung out  stuporose  stuporous  trivial  unaware  unaware of  unconscious  unconscious of  unhearing  uninsightful  unknowing  unmindful  unmindful of  unperceiving  unprehensive  unrealizing  unseeing  unskillful  unsuspecting  unwitting  witless  yawning  yawny  zonked  zonked out  
out of joint  amiss  askew  awry  broken  cockeyed  convulsed  deranged  disarranged  discomfited  discomposed  disconcerted  disjointed  dislocated  disordered  disorderly  disorganized  displaced  disturbed  haywire  ill-adapted  ill-assorted  ill-chosen  ill-fitted  ill-matched  ill-sorted  ill-suited  ill-timed  improper  in disorder  in disrepair  inadmissible  inapplicable  inapposite  inappropriate  inapt  inept  infelicitous  inoperative  irrelevant  mal a propos  maladjusted  malapropos  misjoined  mismatched  mismated  misplaced  on the blink  on the fritz  out  out of character  out of commission  out of condition  out of gear  out of keeping  out of kelter  out of kilter  out of line  out of order  out of place  out of proportion  out of repair  out of season  out of time  out of tune  out of whack  perturbed  roily  shuffled  turbid  turbulent  unadapted  unapt  unbecoming  unbefitting  unfit  unfitted  unfitting  unhinged  unjointed  unqualified  unseasonable  unseemly  unsettled  unsuitable  unsuited  untimely  upset  
out of keeping  ill-adapted  ill-assorted  ill-chosen  ill-fitted  ill-matched  ill-sorted  ill-suited  ill-timed  improper  inadmissible  inapplicable  inapposite  inappropriate  inapt  inept  infelicitous  irrelevant  mal a propos  maladjusted  malapropos  misjoined  mismatched  mismated  misplaced  out of character  out of joint  out of line  out of order  out of place  out of proportion  out of season  out of step  out of time  out of tune  out of turn  unadapted  unapt  unbecoming  unbefitting  unfit  unfitted  unfitting  unqualified  unseasonable  unseemly  unsuitable  unsuited  untimely  
out of kilter  amiss  askew  awry  broken  cockeyed  convulsed  deranged  disarranged  discomfited  discomposed  disconcerted  dislocated  disordered  disorderly  disorganized  disturbed  haywire  in condition  in disorder  in disrepair  in order  in repair  inoperative  misplaced  on the blink  on the fritz  out of commission  out of condition  out of gear  out of joint  out of kelter  out of order  out of place  out of repair  out of tune  out of whack  perturbed  roily  shuffled  turbid  turbulent  unsettled  upset  
out of line  aberrant  abnormal  abominable  approximate  approximative  atrocious  bad  criminal  delinquent  deviant  disgraceful  disorderly  disruptive  evil  hardly the thing  ignominious  ill-adapted  ill-assorted  ill-chosen  ill-considered  ill-fitted  ill-matched  ill-seasoned  ill-sorted  ill-suited  ill-timed  illegal  imprecise  improper  inaccurate  inadmissible  inapplicable  inapposite  inappropriate  inapt  inauspicious  inconvenient  incorrect  indecorous  inept  inexact  inexpedient  infamous  infelicitous  inopportune  intempestive  intrusive  irrelevant  late  lax  loose  mal a propos  maladjusted  malapropos  misbehaving  misjoined  mismatched  mismated  misplaced  mistimed  naughty  negligent  not done  not respectable  not the thing  off base  off-base  off-color  out of character  out of joint  out of keeping  out of order  out of phase  out of place  out of plumb  out of proportion  out of season  out of square  out of step  out of time  out of true  out of tune  out of turn  out-of-line  premature  rowdy  rowdyish  ruffianly  sacrilegious  scandalous  shameful  shameless  sinful  terrible  too late  too soon  unadapted  unapt  unbecoming  unbefitting  unbehaving  undue  unfactual  unfavorable  unfit  unfitted  unfitting  unfortunate  unhandy  unhappy  unlawful  unlucky  unprecise  unpropitious  unqualified  unready  unrighteous  unrigorous  unripe  unseasonable  unseemly  unsuitable  unsuited  untimely  untoward  wicked  wrong  wrongful  
out of luck  badly off  depressed  dire  donsie  doomful  evil-starred  fatal  fortuneless  funest  hapless  ill off  ill-starred  in adverse circumstances  inauspicious  luckless  ominous  planet-struck  sad  short of luck  star-crossed  unblessed  underprivileged  unfortunate  unhappy  unlucky  unprosperous  unprovidential  

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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

out of date Bedeutung

date rape rape in which the rapist is known to the victim (as when they are on a date together)
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
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
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
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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