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community Go deadline /ˈdedlaɪn/ noun


a date or time by which you have to do or complete something
darkness noun
data noun VERBS
database noun
meet a deadline (=finish something by a deadline) Everyone’s working extremely hard to meet
date noun
dated adjective
the deadline.
daughter noun miss a deadline (=fail to finish something by a deadline) There will be penalties if the
daunting adjective government misses the deadline to cut air pollution.
dawn noun have a deadline It’s easier to work hard if you have a deadline.
day noun work to a deadline (=have to finish something by a deadline) We’re all under pressure and
dazzling adjective working to deadlines.
dead1 adjective beat a deadline (=finish or do something before a deadline) Five thousand applicants rushed to
dead2 adverb
beat Wednesday’s deadline for applications.
deadline noun
set a deadline (=decide on a date when something must be finished) The deadline has been set
deadly adjective
at January 31st.
deaf adjective
deafening adjective
give sb a deadline also impose a deadline formal (=make someone have a deadline) NATO
deal noun has imposed a deadline of two weeks for a deal to be reached.
deal with verb extend a deadline (=make the date or time later than it was before) My editor agreed to extend
death noun the deadline by two weeks.
death penalty noun a deadline approaches/looms Things began to get more frantic as the deadline loomed.
a deadline passes (=the date or time by which you must do something goes past) The deadline
Other words and phrases had already passed for him to raise the money.

deadline noun ADJECTIVES/NOUNS + deadline

a tight deadline (=one that is difficult because it does not allow much time to do something)
As a journalist, you have to be able to work to tight deadlines.
a strict deadline (=a time or date when something must definitely be finished) We’re working
to a very strict deadline.
a self-imposed deadline (=one that you have set for yourself) The government has missed a
self-imposed deadline to solve the problem.
the Friday/December etc deadline The project went on long after the December deadline.

PREPOSITIONS

a deadline for (doing) sth The deadline for registration on the course is 23 January.
a deadline of sth A deadline of 3 May was set.

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