Traductions de „post-date“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » allemand

post-ˈdate VERBE trans

1. post-date (give later date):

to post-date sth

etw vordatieren

post-dated cheque [or Am check]/letter

vordatierter Scheck/Brief

2. post-date (happen after):

to post-date sth

sich acc später ereignen

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

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This explanation would account for the absence of the allies and the ship as these post-date the original practice of the sacrificial rite.

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Their dates are discreetly filmed and with some wry, affectionate editing, the highlights interspersed with pre- and post-date interviews.

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This may indicate that the remains post-date the medieval period, although the small size of the skull is a medieval feature.

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The events upon which the play is based occurred in 1610, so that the drama must post-date that year.

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It is unknown exactly when these frescoes were begun but it is generally presumed they post-date 1348.

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The ads usually post-date the photographs, vexing the issue of causality further.

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After, there's a post-date evaluation to go over any potential missteps and the best way to proceed with the relationship.

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There's a post-date interview that takes place after your date is finished, which can usually take up to an hour.

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Pay your bills instantly, or post-date the payment.

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This house is believed to post-date the eastern house due to its smaller size and use of bead board for interior finishes.

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