单词 | meetly |
释义 | meet1 of 3verb ˈmēt met ˈmet ; meeting; meets transitive verb 1 a : to come into the presence of for the first time : to be introduced to or become acquainted with I'm pleased to meet you. Where did you two meet each other? I met him in college. We met her through a mutual friend. b : to come together with especially at a particular time or place I'll meet you at the station c : to come into contact or conjunction with : join There is where the brook meets the river. d : to appear to the perception of a pungent odor … met his nostrils S. E. White 2 : to encounter as antagonist (see antagonist sense 1) or foe : oppose met the heavyweight in a successful bout 3 : to enter into conference, argument, or personal dealings with We met her over coffee. 4 : to conform to especially with exactitude and precision a concept to meet all requirements 5 : to pay fully : settle could not meet his loans Waldo Frank 6 : to cope with was able to meet every social situation 7 : to provide for enough money to meet our needs 8 : to become acquainted with I want you to meet my sister. 9 : encounter, experience The proposal has met some opposition. You will likely meet many obstacles on your journey. He met an untimely death. 10 : to receive or greet in an official capacity The president met the prime minister at the White House. intransitive verb 1 a : to come face-to-face That's the restaurant where they met. b : to come together for a common purpose : assemble The delegates met at the convention. c : to come together as contestants, opponents, or enemies The candidates met for their debate. 2 : to form a junction or confluence the lines meet in a point 3 : to occur together many graces and many virtues meet in her meeter noun meet 2 of 3noun plural meets 1 chiefly US : a large gathering of athletes for a sports competition a wrestling/gymnastic meet the championship meet … everyone has a personal laundry list of what generally ails track and field. Some say the failure to have more meets on television heads the list. But merely putting a meet on television won't solve the sport's failure to promote itself. William C. Rhoden see also dual meet, quad meet, swim meet, track meet, tri-meet 2 chiefly British : a gathering of mounted hunters and their hunting dogs for hunting When hunting with hounds was legal, I used to attend the Boxing Day meet in Newbury Market Place, hoping that the hunt members would have a jolly good day out but that the fox would get away. Roy Bailey Hungerford It was so cold that I nursed a hope that a glass of cherry brandy … might be on offer at the meet. But no, we gathered at a gate leading to open country and the hills near which most of the foxhunters … mounted. W. F. Deedes 3 : an instance of coming together at a particular time or place especially for the first time They set up a meet with a potential buyer. So I confess to being a bit skeptical about meeting someone online, texting back and forth, finally arranging a meet, and having it develop into a committed lifelong relationship. Robert Kirby see also meet and greet, swap meet meet 3 of 3adjective archaic & dialectal British : precisely adapted to a particular situation, need, or circumstance : very proper … their ghosts … haunt the fires by which sit armed men, as is meet for the spirits of fearless warriors who died in battle. Joseph Conrad meetly adverb meetly adverbas in properly in a manner suitable for the occasion or purpose the governor meetly and rightly did his duty when he vetoed a bill that was clearly unconstitutional Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
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