Meaning of the word "dating"

meaning-in-context word-usage

Solution 1:

If you say x and y are "dating," you are using the present progressive without qualification. This would imply they have a dating relationship now. If you say they are "dating this weekend," the qualifier suggests they have an impending date this weekend.

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