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greet

/ɡriːt/

/ɡrit/

Translations

greetverb

greeted

Past Simple

greeted

Past Participle

greeting

Gerund

/ɡriːt/

/ɡrit/

accueillir

The news was greeted with cheers from the crowd.

La nouvelle a été accueillie par des acclamations de la foule.

saluer

She greeted her guests with a warm smile as they entered the room.

Elle a salué ses invités avec un sourire chaleureux lorsqu’ils sont entrés dans la pièce.

Additional translations

accueillirEmploi littéraire ou descriptif pour ce qui est perçu en premier.

pleurerUsage dialectal écossais ou du nord de l’anglais.

Synonyms

Antonyms

greetnoun

greets

/ɡriːt/

/ɡrit/

Chiefly Scots; rare in modern standard English, meaning 'a cry or act of weeping'.

pleurUsage dialectal écossais ou du nord de l’anglais.

There was a great greet from the bairn when her toy broke.

Il y eut un grand pleur de l’enfant quand son jouet s’est cassé.

Synonyms

Definitions

greetverb

To address someone with expressions of kind wishes or recognition upon meeting or arrival.

She greeted her guests with a warm smile as they entered the room.

To receive or acknowledge someone or something in a specified way.

The news was greeted with cheers from the crowd.

To meet the senses upon first encounter; to be the first thing noticed by someone.

A strong smell of coffee greeted him when he opened the kitchen door.

To cry or weep, especially in Scottish or Northern English usage.

Stop your greetin' now, laddie; everything will be all right.

greetnoun

A cry or act of weeping; lamentation.

There was a great greet from the bairn when her toy broke.