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Verb
To come upon unexpectedly or by chance
“Charles had arranged to meet us at the train station that afternoon.”
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To come into contact with something or each other
“Icebergs are created when glaciers meet the sea.”
Verb
To do what is required by the terms of
“We believe your software has the features that meet our processing requirements.”
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To come together into one body or place
“The committee will meet at least once a year to review the company's progress.”
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To give what is owed for
“Insurance has been put in place to enable companies to meet these claims.”
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To make the acquaintance of
“By chance, I would meet my true friends at Harry's wedding.”
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To experience or suffer
“Most of us will meet many traumatic experiences in our lives that will make us stronger.”
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To receive with or respond to
“The public would meet the president's speech with widespread approval.”
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To enter into contest or conflict with
“The up-and-comer will meet the reigning champion in the ring tomorrow.”
Noun
An organized event at which a number of competitions are held
“The best event of the meet took place late in the evening.”
Adjective
Meeting the requirements of a purpose or situation
“Allocating bonuses based on productivity seems like a meet solution.”
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