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meeting
noun
a
planned
gathering
where
people
come
together
to
talk
about
work
,
ideas
,
or
decisions
•
The
team
has
a
meeting
at
nine
o
’
clock
to
discuss
the
new
project
.
The
team
has
a
meeting
at
nine
o
’
clock
to
discuss
the
new
project
.
•
During
the
video
meeting
,
everyone
turned
on
their
cameras
so
they
could
see
each
other
.
During
the
video
meeting
,
everyone
turned
on
their
cameras
so
they
could
see
each
other
.
From
the
verb
“
meet
”
+
–ing
,
originally
a
gerund
in
Old
English
,
later
used
as
a
standalone
noun
.
verb
-
meet
,
meeting
,
meets
,
met
present
participle
of
meet
:
coming
together
with
someone
or
something
•
We
are
meeting
our
friends
at
the
cinema
tonight
.
We
are
meeting
our
friends
at
the
cinema
tonight
.
•
The
committee
is
meeting
every
Friday
this
month
.
The
committee
is
meeting
every
Friday
this
month
.
Old
English
“
metan
”
meaning
‘
come
together
’,
surviving
unchanged
through
Middle
English
.
noun
an
occasion
when
people
,
animals
,
or
things
come
together
or
touch
each
other
,
often
unexpectedly
•
His
first
meeting
with
the
famous
author
left
him
speechless
.
His
first
meeting
with
the
famous
author
left
him
speechless
.
•
The
peaceful
meeting
of
the
two
rivers
creates
a
wide
lake
.
The
peaceful
meeting
of
the
two
rivers
creates
a
wide
lake
.
Extension
of
the
basic
sense
‘
gathering
’
to
any
coming
together
,
recorded
since
the
16th
century
.
meet
verb
-
meet
,
meeting
,
meets
,
met
to
come
together
with
someone
,
either
because
you
planned
it
or
by
chance
•
"
Let's
meet
at
the
café
at
noon
,"
she
suggested
.
"
Let's
meet
at
the
café
at
noon
,"
she
suggested
.
•
I
finally
met
my
online
friend
in
person
last
weekend
.
I
finally
met
my
online
friend
in
person
last
weekend
.
Old
English
‘
mētan
’
meaning
‘
to
find
,
come
upon
’;
related
to
Old
Norse
‘
mœta
’.
verb
-
meet
,
meeting
,
meets
,
met
to
be
good
enough
for
something
or
satisfy
a
rule
,
need
,
or
standard
•
Your
essay
does
not
meet
the
word-count
requirement
.
Your
essay
does
not
meet
the
word-count
requirement
.
•
The
company
claims
its
products
meet
international
safety
standards
.
The
company
claims
its
products
meet
international
safety
standards
.
verb
-
meet
,
meeting
,
meets
,
met
to
experience
,
face
,
or
come
up
against
something
,
especially
a
difficulty
or
situation
•
During
her
trek
,
she
met
terrible
storms
in
the
mountains
.
During
her
trek
,
she
met
terrible
storms
in
the
mountains
.
•
Tourists
often
meet
difficulties
when
they
don't
speak
the
local
language
.
Tourists
often
meet
difficulties
when
they
don't
speak
the
local
language
.
noun
-
meet
,
meeting
,
meets
,
met
an
organized
sports
competition
where
athletes
or
teams
come
together
to
compete
•
Our
school
is
hosting
a
track
meet
this
Saturday
.
Our
school
is
hosting
a
track
meet
this
Saturday
.
•
She
won
three
gold
medals
at
the
swim
meet
.
She
won
three
gold
medals
at
the
swim
meet
.