I. meet <met> [miːt] VB trans
II. meet <met> [miːt] VB intr
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| you | meet |
| he/she/it | meets |
| we | meet |
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| they | meet |
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| I | have | met |
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Unfortunately, being the mayor involves plenty of meet-and-greet sessions with the public, where it is too easy to bump him off.
www.telegraph.co.uk It will also include a character meet-and-greet and retail area.
en.wikipedia.org At each stop, he hosted a pre-show meet-and-greet with his fans.
en.wikipedia.org She also took part in meet-and-greet sessions with skating students after each performance.
en.wikipedia.org But no one mentions that at this meet-and-greet, in part because people here don't all agree about religion's role in politics.
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