greet (someone or something) with (something)

To welcome or meet an arriving person with something in particular. The kids greeted me with signs and balloons when I got home from my trip. I'm sorry to greet you with such bad news.

greet someone or something with something

to welcome someone or something with something; to accost someone or something with something upon arrival. I greeted her with a large bouquet of roses. The sun greeted the day with bright rays of light.

词组	greet (someone or something) with (something)
释义	greet (someone or something) with (something) greet (someone or something) with (something) To welcome or meet an arriving person with something in particular. The kids greeted me with signs and balloons when I got home from my trip. I'm sorry to greet you with such bad news. See also: greet Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. greet someone or something with something to welcome someone or something with something; to accost someone or something with something upon arrival. I greeted her with a large bouquet of roses. The sun greeted the day with bright rays of light. See also: greet McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: greet greet with be welcome to (something) welcome to welcome to, be welcome to (something or some place) warm welcome warm welcome, a decorate (something) with (something) decorate with
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