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🔑meetmeet /mit / verb (past tense, past participle met /mɛt /)➤by chance / by arrangement偶然；事先约定- [intransitive, transitive] to come together by chance or because you have arranged it（偶然）遇见，碰见；（经事先约定）见面，会面◆You'll never guess who I met today!你肯定猜不到我今天遇到谁了！◆What time should we meet for lunch?我们什么时候见面一起吃午饭？
➤for the first time初次- [intransitive, transitive] to see and know someone for the first time（与某人）初次见面；相识；结识◆Have you two met before?你们两位以前见过面吗？◆Where did you first meet your husband?你是在哪里认识你丈夫的？
➤wait for someone等候- [transitive] to go to a place and wait for someone or something to arrive接；迎接◆I'll come and meet you at the bus station.我会去公共汽车站接你。◆A limousine will meet your plane and take you to your hotel.一辆豪华轿车会去机场接你，把你送到酒店。
➤have a meeting开会- [intransitive](used about a group of people) to come together for a special purpose（一群人）开会，会晤◆Representatives from both countries will meet for talks in New York.两国代表将在纽约举行会谈。◆How often does the city council meet?市议会多久开一次会？
➤satisfy满足- [transitive] to be enough for something; to be able to deal with something满足；能够应付◆The money that I earn is enough to meet our basic needs.我挣的钱能够满足我们的基本需求。◆I'm afraid this piece of work doesn't meet our requirements (= it's not good enough).恐怕这件作品达不到我们的要求。◆This year is going to be difficult, but I'm sure that we can meet the challenge.本年度会很艰难，但我确信我们能够应对挑战。
➤touch / join接触；连接- [intransitive, transitive] to touch, join, or make contact with接触；连接；相交◆The rivers meet in St. Louis.两条河在圣路易斯交汇。◆Can you see where the road meets the freeway on the map?你在地图上能看到这条路和高速公路交会的地方吗？◆His eyes met hers.他和她的目光相遇了。
 ●make ends meetto have enough money for your needs使收支相抵；足够维持生计◆It's hard for us to make ends meet.我们很难维持生计。●there is more to sb / sth than meets the eyesomeone or something is more interesting or complex than you might think at first比料想的更为有趣（或复杂）◆Do you think there's more to their relationship than meets the eye?你觉得他们的关系会比看上去的复杂吗？  ●meet up (with sb)to meet someone, especially after first going in different directions or doing different things（尤指各自分头行事后）见面，会合◆Let's both do our own shopping and meet up with each other for coffee.咱们先各自买东西，然后碰头喝咖啡。●meet with sbto meet someone, especially for discussion与（某人）会面；与（某人）商讨◆I met with my financial advisor.我和我的理财顾问见面谈了一下。●meet with sthto get a certain answer, reaction, or result得到（某种回答、反应或结果）◆The mayor's proposal met with a great deal of resistance.市长的提议遭到强烈反对。 |