Traductions de „postdate“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

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postdate VERBE trans

1. postdate (write later date on):

postdate

postdatować

2. postdate (happen after):

to postdate sth

następować [perf nastąpić] po czymś

Expressions couramment utilisées avec postdate

to postdate sth

następować [perf nastąpić] po czymś

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

The highly degraded nature of c1 craters makes it impossible to determine whether the craters predate, postdate, or are contemporaneous with the intercrater plains unit.

en.wikipedia.org

Furthermore, although we have only a handful of polls that postdate the third presidential debate, they don't show much change so far.

fivethirtyeight.com

Most transparent demonstrators, however, postdate the general adoption of celluloid for fountain pen manufacture.

en.wikipedia.org

All written mentions of the fortress postdate its abandonment, making a definite attribution improbable.

en.wikipedia.org

Very smooth plains material flanks some scarps and ridges and, if the material is ponded extrusives or mass-wasted products, may postdate the structures.

en.wikipedia.org

Some very smooth plains material, most of which postdates c4 craters, appears to postdate the scarps that it commonly embays.

en.wikipedia.org

Two nearby graves postdate the earthwork by several centuries, but coincide with that activity.

en.wikipedia.org

I was worried to discover that my death might postdate this.

www.thestar.com

Flight predates the car, but powered flight postdates it -- and the reasons seem fairly clear.

www.telegraph.co.uk

For hominins, the isotopic evidence for dietary expansion postdates the beginning of major morphological dentognathic changes among australopiths and, as such, it represents a subsequent phase of increasing dietary breadth.

www.dailymail.co.uk