meetverb
met
Past Simple
met
Past Participle
meeting
Gerund
UK
/miːt/
US
/mit/
Translations
I will meet you at the station.
Я встречу тебя на вокзале.
We meet every Friday for coffee.
Мы встречаемся каждую пятницу на кофе.
It's nice to meet new people.
Приятно знакомиться с новыми людьми.
Let's meet at the park for a picnic.
Давайте соберёмся в парке на пикник.
Additional translations
Definitions
To come into the presence or company of someone by chance or arrangement.
I will meet you at the cafe at 3 PM.
To come together with someone or something at a particular time or place.
The two roads meet at the bridge.
To fulfill or satisfy a requirement, condition, or expectation.
The new product must meet the safety standards.
To experience or undergo something, especially something unpleasant.
She met with an accident on her way to work.
meetnoun
meets
pl
UK
/miːt/
US
/mit/
Translations
The meet was scheduled for 3 PM at the community center.
Встреча была назначена на 15:00 в общественном центре.
Additional translations
Definitions
A gathering or assembly of people, especially for a sporting event or competition.
The swim team is preparing for the big meet this weekend.
An organized event where people with a shared interest come together, often to discuss or engage in activities related to that interest.
The car enthusiasts attended the annual meet to showcase their vintage vehicles.
meetadjective
meeter
Comp.
meetest
Super.
UK
/miːt/
US
/mit/
Archaic usage meaning suitable or appropriate
Definitions
Suitable, proper, or fitting; appropriate (archaic).
It is meet and proper that we acknowledge their efforts.