• Afrikaans: ontmoet
• Czech: setkat se
• Danish: mødes
• Dutch: raken
• Ewe kpe
• Finnish: kohdata
• French: converger, toucher
• German: treffen
• Portuguese: encontrar
• Romanian: a se atinge
• Spanish: encontrarse
• Swahili: kukutana
• Swedish: möta
• Telugu: కలుసుకొను (kalusukonu)
• Welsh: cwrdd (â)

• Czech: splnit
• Danish: opfylde
• Dutch: overeenstemmen met, beantwoorden aan, vervullen
• German: entsprechen, gerechtwerden, nachkommen
• Portuguese: satisfazer
• Romanian: a raspunde (la)
• Spanish: llenar
• Swedish: uppfylla
• Welsh: cwrdd (â)

• ttbc Esperanto: renkonti

Noun

1. A sports competition, especially for athletics or swimming.
2. A gathering of riders, their horses and hounds for the purpose of foxhunting.
3. A meeting of two trains in opposite directions on a single track, when one is put into a siding to let the other cross. (Antonym: a pass.)

Derived terms

• cornfield meet (train collision)

Etymology 2

From O.E. gemæte "suitable, having the same measurements", from the Proto-Germanic root ga-mætijaz (cognate with Dutch meten 'measure', German gemäß "suitable" etc.), itself from collective prefix ga- + Proto-Indo-European root med- "to measure"

Pronunciation

• , /miːt/, /mi:t/
• Rhymes: -iːt
• Homophones: meat, mete

Adjective

meet

1. suitable; right; proper

References

• http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=meet&searchmode=none

Dutch

Pronunciation

• /met/
• /met/

Verb

meet

1. - measure(s)

Noun

meet

1. finish line in a competition

Meet (or MEET) can have a variety of meanings, depending on the context in which it is used.

• MEET is an acronym of Medical Education Eligibility Test, a standardized test administered for professional graduate schools of medicine in South Korea. In South Korea, shortly, the schools are just called as "medical schools," the English loanword.
• In mathematics, a meet is a greatest lower bound.
• Competitions amongst teams in various sports (such as fencing or track and field) are termed meets.
• Meets can refer to summits.
• Meet and greet refers to public relations.
• meet (met) adjective, Fitting; proper old English

See also

• Meetup.com, an online social networking portal
• OMEET is an acronym of Oriental Medical Education Eligibility Test, a standardized test administered for professional graduate schools of oriental medicine (traditional Korean medicine) in South Korea.
• DEET is an acronym of Dental Education Eligibility Test, a standardized test administered for professional graduate schools of dentistry in South Korea.
• LEET is an acronym of Legal Education Eligibility Test, a standardized test administered for professional graduate schools of law in South Korea. In South Korea, shortly, the schools are just called as "law schools," the English loanword.
• PEET is an acronym of Pharmacy Education Eligibility Test, a standardized test administered for professional graduate schools of pharmacy in South Korea, scheduled to be carried out from 2011.

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