meet
met, met /miːt/Translation
v [t, i]
→ to meet up (with sb)Véase tb: pleased to meet you; to {find/meet} one's match; to arrange to meet›
⇨ reunirse
The representatives of the different countries met last week Los representantes de los distintos países se reunieron la semana pasada
⇨ quedar
We'll meet at the station, OK? Quedamos en la estación, ¿vale?
›Let's meet on Friday
Nos vemos el viernes
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⇨ conocer [por primera vez]
We met many people at the party Conocimos a mucha gente en la fiesta
⇨ relacionarse con
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⇨ encontrar(se) [por casualidad]
We met them in the cinema yesterday Nos los encontramos ayer en el cine
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⇨ juntarse
Two rivers meet here Aquí se juntan dos ríos
to meet sb's eye
⇨ mirar a alguien a los ojos
(Definition of meet v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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