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Definition
Synonym
abgelaufen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
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out of date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up to five years out of date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
abgelaufen
er Ausweis
ein
abgelaufen
es 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
abgelaufen
er Ausweis
ein
abgelaufen
es 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.
Deutsche
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Englische
out of date Synonyme
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
out
side
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
out
come
out
dated
out
er
out
ermost
out
fall
out
gate
out
go
out
landish
out
let
out
lying
out
moded
out
most
out
side
out
standing
out
ward
out
ward-facing
out
wardly
out
wards
out
worn
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
out
cast
out
fit
out
sider
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
out
lawed
out
rageous
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
out
dated
out
moded
out
worn
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
abgelaufen 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
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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