I. meet <met> [miːt] VB trans
II. meet <met> [miːt] VB intr
| I | meet |
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| you | meet |
| he/she/it | meets |
| we | meet |
| you | meet |
| they | meet |
| I | met |
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| you | met |
| he/she/it | met |
| we | met |
| you | met |
| they | met |
| I | have | met |
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| you | have | met |
| he/she/it | has | met |
| we | have | met |
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| I | had | met |
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| you | had | met |
| he/she/it | had | met |
| we | had | met |
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In the countryside, they soon meet the rowdy bunch that lives there.
en.wikipedia.org It will allow us to identify how we can help meet the government's targets relating to renewable energy generation and carbon reduction.
news.bbc.co.uk He has since been haunting their high school, and when she goes to the class reunion, they meet up with each other to reminisce.
en.wikipedia.org They went to meet her at the end of the concert and proposed her a trial recording session.
en.wikipedia.org The quality standard is a set of guidelines that teachers need to meet.
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