date out

1. To date a person of a different race from oneself.

1. You're not going to get dates out of this male palm.

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2. Dates would balance out your cholesterol level.

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3. Be mindful of expiration dates and throw out expired food.

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4. The date turned out disastrous.

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5. On our first date he popped out his cell phone and started texting someone. I couldn't believe it!

   ruНа нашем первом свидании он достал телефон и начал набирать кому-то сообщение. Я не могла в это поверить. — wondersz1

   deBei unserem ersten Rendez-vous zückte er sein Handy und fing an zu simsen. Ich konnte es kaum glauben! — cost

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irregular

• date backповертатисяTo have begun at a particular time; for there to be records of something extending to a time in history.
• date upTo date someone who is more desirable or of a higher social status than oneself.
• date outTo date a person of a different race from oneself.