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Español 4 sentidos de la palabra datar:
VERBOstativedatar, remontarse, remontarbelong to an earlier time
cognitiondatar, fecharassign a date / date / date to
cognitiondatar, fecharprovide with a dateline
cognitiondatar, fecharstamp with a date / date
Españoldatar: 4 sentidos verbo 1, stative
Sentidobelong to an earlier time.
Sinónimosremontarse, remontar
Generalcomenzar, empezar, estrenar, incoar, iniciar, originarBring into being
Inglésgo back, date back, date from
Catalánremuntar-se
Españoldatar: 4 sentidos verbo 2, cognition
SentidoAssign a date / date / date to; determine the (probable) date of.
Sinónimofechar
Generalconcluir, determinar, resolverFix conclusively or authoritatively
Inglésdate
Catalándatar
Nombrescita, datación, fechadoUse of chemical analysis to estimate / estimate the age of geological specimens
dataA particular day specified as the time something happens / happens
fechaA particular but unspecified point in time
fechaThe particular day, month, or year (usually according to the Gregorian calendar) that an event occurred
Españoldatar: 4 sentidos verbo 3, cognition
SentidoProvide with a dateline; mark with a date / date.
Sinónimofechar
Específicodatar, fecharStamp with a date / date
Generalabastecer, aportar, aprovisionar, dotar, entregar, facilitar, proporcionar, proveer, suministrar, suplir, surtirGive something useful or necessary to
Inglésdate
Catalándatar
NombresdataA particular day specified as the time something happens / happens
fechaA particular but unspecified point in time
Españoldatar: 4 sentidos verbo 4, cognition
SentidoStamp with a date / date.
Sinónimofechar
Generaldatar, fecharProvide with a dateline
estampillarTo mark, or produce an imprint in or on something
Inglésdate, date stamp
Catalándatar
NombresdataA particular day specified as the time something happens / happens
fechaA particular but unspecified point in time

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