英语词组meet up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

meet upmeet up (with someone)

to see and talk to someone familiar or someone you do not know.

Let's meet up for drinks after work.I met up with a couple of Australians on the train.

Usage notes: refers to seeing someone either intentionally or unexpectedly

Phr V

meet up

meets, meeting, met

meet up

to meet another person in order to do something together

We quite often meet up after work and go for a drink.

often + with

I met up with a few friends and went for a meal.

if roads or paths meet up, they join at a particular placeoften + with

This path meets up with the main road at the bridge.

meet up

1. verb To meet at a location, typically not either person's home. Hey, let's meet up at the coffee shop later. I have to run to an appointment now. Can I meet up with you later?

2. noun An organized gathering of some kind, usually of people with similar interests. In this usage, the term is usually spelled as one word. There's a sci-fi meetup in the library later. Are you coming?

meet up

1. To come together at a place, especially in order to accomplish something; meet: Let's meet up after the meeting and discuss this further.

2. meet up to To have some required level of quality: I think our performance will meet up to your expectations. I hope my new car will meet up to the demands of all the driving that I have to do for my job.

3. meet up with To come together with someone or something, especially in order to accomplish something; meet with someone or something: We'll meet up with the others later and decide where to eat dinner.

词组	meet up
释义	Idiom meet upmeet up (with someone) to see and talk to someone familiar or someone you do not know. Let's meet up for drinks after work.I met up with a couple of Australians on the train. Usage notes: refers to seeing someone either intentionally or unexpectedly Phr V meet up meets, meeting, met meet up to meet another person in order to do something together We quite often meet up after work and go for a drink. often + with I met up with a few friends and went for a meal. if roads or paths meet up, they join at a particular placeoften + with This path meets up with the main road at the bridge. phrasemeet up1. meet up to meet someone, either because you have arranged to, or by chance: If you'd like to meet up for a drink sometime, give me a call. The members of the band had all had various music jobs before they met up a year ago.+ with We met up with the rest of the group in Frankfurt.■ SIMILAR TO: meet, get together2. meet up if two or more things meet up, they join or come together at a particular place: A number of paths run down through the woods and meet up at the bottom.+ with She was wearing a tiny white T-shirt that didn't meet up with her jeans.■ SIMILAR TO: join meet up 1. verb To meet at a location, typically not either person's home. Hey, let's meet up at the coffee shop later. I have to run to an appointment now. Can I meet up with you later? 2. noun An organized gathering of some kind, usually of people with similar interests. In this usage, the term is usually spelled as one word. There's a sci-fi meetup in the library later. Are you coming? meet up v. 1. To come together at a place, especially in order to accomplish something; meet: Let's meet up after the meeting and discuss this further. 2. meet up to To have some required level of quality: I think our performance will meet up to your expectations. I hope my new car will meet up to the demands of all the driving that I have to do for my job. 3. meet up with To come together with someone or something, especially in order to accomplish something; meet with someone or something: We'll meet up with the others later and decide where to eat dinner.
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