MEET1 to meet someone who you have arranged to meet2 to meet someone by chance3 when you meet someone for the first time4 when a large group comes together in one place5 to meet someone in order to take them somewhere6 a meeting in order to discuss something7 an occasion when you meet someone, especially by chance8 to not meet someone even though you have arranged toRELATED WORDSarrange to meet someone 安排与某人见面ARRANGEwhat you say when you meet someone 与人见面时说的话HELLOsee alsoVISITTALKCONTACT1 to meet someone who you have arranged to meet 按照安排与某人见面meet /miːt/ [intransitive/transitive verb not in passive]to be in the same place as someone else because you have arranged to see them 与…见面 I'll meet you outside the theatre at 7 o'clock. 我7点在戏院外面与你见面。 The two leaders are scheduled to meet again next month to continue the peace talks. 双方领导人按计划将于下个月再次会晤，继续进行和谈。 I used to meet her every week to discuss my work. 以前我每周都和她见面讨论我的工作情况。 Meet me back here in half an hour - I just need to finish up a couple of things. 半小时之后回到这里和我碰头，我只需要把几件事处理完。meet for lunch/coffee/a drink etc Let's meet for lunch one day next week. 下周我们定个日子一起吃午饭吧。meet with /ˈmiːt wɪð/ [transitive phrasal verb]especially Americanto meet someone in order to discuss something 【尤美】〔为了讨论某事〕与…见面 She's flying to New York tomorrow to meet with her agent. 明天她要乘飞机去纽约和代理人见面。 The board of directors is meeting with representatives of the union tomorrow. 明天董事会要和工会代表会晤。 Supervisors should meet with their employees at least every other week to share information. 主管至少应该每两个星期和员工见一次面交换信息。meet up/get together /ˌmiːt ˈʌp, ˌget təˈgeðəʳ/ [intransitive phrasal verb]informalif friendsmeet up orget together, they meet in order to do something together, for example to have a meal or a drink 【非正式】见面；相聚 Let's meet up after work. 下班后我们聚一聚吧。 The past few years, our family has only gotten together at Christmas. 过去几年里我们一家人只是在圣诞节才聚在一起。meet up/get together with I usually meet up with my friends on a Friday night and go for a drink. 我和朋友们一般在周五晚上见面去喝一杯。meet up/get together for lunch/coffee/a drink We must get together for lunch some time. 我们一定要找个时间聚一聚吃顿午餐。see /siː/ [transitive verb]to have an arranged meeting with someone 约见，会见，接待 Dr Thomas is seeing a client at 2:30. 托马斯医生两点半要见一个病人。 I don't think I can see you this afternoon. How about tomorrow? 今天下午我无法见你。明天怎么样？see somebody about somethingsee someone to discuss something 见某人谈某事 ‘I've come to see Mr. Greene about a job,’ he said nervously. “我来见格林先生，是找工作的事。”他胆怯地说道。hook up /ˌhʊk ˈʌp/ [intransitive phrasal verb]informalto meet someone in order to do something together socially, for example have a drink, go to a party etc 【非正式】见面，碰头 We hooked up for lunch at Toscana in Brentwood. 我们在布伦特伍德的托斯卡纳碰头一起吃午饭。hook up with Matt and I went out for a drink and hooked up with Janet later on. 马特和我出去喝酒，稍后再与珍妮特碰头。2 to meet someone by chance 偶然遇到某人meet /miːt/ []to see someone by chance and talk to them 遇见，碰到 I met Jill at the bus stop this morning. 今天早上我在公共汽车站碰见了吉尔。 You'll never guess who I met yesterday! 你绝对猜不到我昨天遇见了谁！ Ron's changed so much, you probably wouldn't recognize him if you met him on the street. 罗恩变化太大了，你在街上遇到他也许都认不出了。bump into/run into /ˌbʌmp ˈɪntuː, ˌrʌn ˈɪntə/ [transitive phrasal verb]informalto meet someone that you know, by chance 【非正式】遇见；碰见〔认识的人〕 I'm glad I bumped into you. I wanted to ask you about tomorrow's history test. 我很高兴碰见你，我想问问你明天历史测验的事。 I'm sorry I'm late - I ran into an old colleague I hadn't seen for ages. 很抱歉我来晚了，我遇见一个多年未见的老同事。 She's always running into friends that she knows from school. 她老是碰上以前学校里的朋友。see /siː/ [transitive verb not in progressive]especially spoken, informalto meet someone by chance 【口，非正式】遇上，碰见 I saw Penny in town today. 今天我在城里遇到了彭妮。 If you see Ted, could you tell him I want to talk to him? 如果你遇见特德，告诉他我想和他谈谈行吗？encounter /ɪnˈkaʊntəʳ/ [transitive verb]formalto meet someone by chance, especially someone you do not already know 【正式】遇到；邂逅〔尤指不认识的人〕 It was rare that she encountered interesting people through her work. 她在工作中很少遇到有意思的人。 He encountered the young woman as she was leaving a coffee shop. 他和那个年轻女人相遇时，她正要离开咖啡厅。network /ˈnetwɜːʳk/ [intransitive verb]to meet other people, especially other people who do the same work as you do, in order to share information, help each other etc 与同行碰头〔以交换信息、相互帮助等〕 The conference provided some excellent opportunities for networking and she made some useful business contacts. 此次大会提供了极佳的与同行联系的机会，帮她建立了一些有价值的业务关系。3 when you meet someone for the first time 首次遇见某人meet /miːt/ [transitive verb not in passive]tomeet someone you have not met before 和…初次见面，和…认识 Have you ever met his wife? 你和他妻子认识吗? I was 15 years old when I met Andrew. 我15岁时认识了安德鲁。 Dave, meet my brother Tom. 戴恩，认识一下我的哥哥汤姆。 ‘How did you two meet?’ ‘We were on the same exchange program in Madrid.’ “你俩是怎么认识的？”“我们是马德里的同一个交换留学生项目中的成员。” I'd like you all to meet my girlfriend, Claudia. 我想让你们大家见见我的女友克劳迪娅。first meet Where did you first meet Dr Steiner? 你最初遇见斯坦纳博士是在哪个地方？ Janet and Pete first met at a mutual friend's cocktail party. 珍妮特与皮特的首次相遇是在双方都认识的一个朋友举办的鸡尾酒会上。nice/pleased/glad to meet youuse this to politely say "hello" to someone you have just met 幸会 ‘Hello, my name is Alan.’ ‘Hi, Alan. My name's Cindy. Nice to meet you.’ “你好，我是艾伦。”“艾伦你好。我叫辛迪，见到你很高兴。” ‘Doug, I'd like you to meet my mother.’ ‘Oh, pleased to meet you, Mrs Haggerty.’ “道格，我想介绍你认识一下我母亲。”“噢，哈格蒂太太，很高兴认识你。”introduce /ˌɪntrəˈdjuːsǁ-ˈduːs/ [transitive verb]if youintroduce someone to a person they have never met before, you tell them each other's names 介绍，引见，使互相认识 Have you two been introduced? 有人给你们两个互相介绍过了吗？ Yes, we were introduced last year at your party. 是啊，去年在你办的聚会上我们已经见过了。introduce somebody to somebody That's a friend of mine from college. Do you want me to introduce you to him? 那是我大学时的朋友。你要我把你介绍给他吗？let me introduce Oh, Bob, let me introduce Rosie Webb, our new marketing manager. 噢，鲍勃，我来介绍一下罗茜·韦布，我们新来的营销部经理。allow me to introduceformal Please allow me to introduce myself. I'm John Fetty, the head of business development. 请允许我自我介绍一下。我叫约翰·费蒂，贸易开发部的主管。this is /ˈðɪs ɪz/spokensay this when you are introducing someone to a person they have never met before 【口】这位是，这是 ‘Sam, this is Julia - she's in college with me.’ ‘Hi, Julia, nice to meet you!’ “萨姆，这位是朱莉娅，她是我的大学同学。”“你好，朱莉娅，认识你很高兴。” ‘Mom, Dad, this is my friend Matt.’ ‘Hello, Matt, we've heard a lot about you.’ “妈、爸，这是我的朋友马特。”“你好，马特，我们已经听到很多有关你的事了。”make somebody's acquaintance /ˌmeɪk somebodyˈs əˈkweɪntəns/ [verb phrase]formalto meet someone for the first time 【正式】与某人认识 I'm pleased to make your acquaintance. 我很高兴和你认识。 After seeing the way Mr. Wyatt behaved at the party, I had little desire to make his acquaintance. 看到怀亚特先生在聚会上的所作所为之后，我就没有兴趣与他相识了。4 when a large group comes together in one place 一大群人聚集在一处meet /miːt/ [intransitive verb]use this when a large group of people comes together in one place 集合；集会 The book club meets on the first Thursday of every month. 读书俱乐部每月的第一个星期四集会。 The bus trip leaves at 9 am - everyone should meet in front of the station at 8.30. 旅游车早上9点出发—大家应该在8点半在车站前面集合。gather /ˈgæðəʳ/ [intransitive verb]if a crowd or group of peoplegathers, they come together somewhere in order to do something or see something 聚集，聚拢 A small crowd gathered to watch the fight. 一小群人聚在一起看打架。 The family gathered on the porch to say goodbye. 全家人聚集在门廊里互相道别。 Eager fans are already gathering outside the stadium. 热切的球迷已经开始在体育场外聚集起来。assemble /əˈsembəl/ [intransitive verb]if a group of peopleassembles, they all come together in the same place, especially as part of an organized plan 集合〔以做某计划好的事〕 Prisoners must assemble in the courtyard every morning for exercise. 每天早晨囚犯必须在院子里集合做早操。 Foreign diplomats and their wives had assembled in the Great Hall to meet the President. 外国的外交官和他们的夫人在大会堂集合与总统会面。come together /ˌkʌm təˈgeðəʳ/ [intransitive phrasal verb]if people or groups who do not usually meet each othercome together, they meet in order to discuss things, exchange ideas etc 〔不常相见的人或群体〕聚到一起〔为讨论事情、交换意见等〕 People came together from all over the country to attend the funeral. 人们从全国各地来参加这个葬礼。 Seminars provide an opportunity for students to come together and discuss a particular topic. 讨论会给学生们提供了一个聚到一起讨论某一题目的机会。5 to meet someone in order to take them somewhere 为带某人去某处而与其在某个地方见面meet /miːt/ [transitive verb] We'll meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel. 我们会到机场来接你，然后送你去宾馆。 The company is sending a car to meet Mr Hill at the station. 公司准备派车去车站接希尔先生。 Our guide met us in the hotel lobby and spent the entire day with us. 我们的导游在旅馆大堂内接我们，然后一整天都陪着我们。pick up /ˌpɪk ˈʌp/ [transitive phrasal verb]to meet someone at a particular place in order to take them somewhere in a car, bus etc 〔用汽车、公共汽车等〕接〔某人去某地〕pick somebody up She picks her daughter up from school every day at four. 她每天下午4点把女儿从学校接回来。 I told Virginia I'd pick her up about 8:00. 我告诉弗吉尼娅我大约8点去接她。pick up somebody I arranged to pick up Mr Clarke and take him to his accommodation. 我已安排好去接克拉克先生，然后送他到他的住所去。collect /kəˈlekt/ [transitive verb]Britishto meet someone at a particular place in order to take them somewhere 【英】接〔某人去某地〕 Her father sent a taxi to collect her from the hotel. 她父亲叫了辆出租车去旅馆接她。 If the last bus has left, I'll collect you. 如果最后一班公共汽车已经走了，那我来接你。6 a meeting in order to discuss something 为讨论某事而开会meeting /ˈmiːtɪŋ/ [countable noun]an occasion when people meet in order to discuss something 会议 Sorry I can't come - I have to go to a meeting. 抱歉我不能来了一我得去参加个会议。 Peter's in London for a business meeting. 彼得在伦敦参加一个商务会议。 I was in meetings all morning and didn't get a chance to look at your proposal. 整个上午我都在开会，没有机会看你的建议。have/hold a meeting I'm having a meeting with my client tomorrow to go over the case. 明天我要和委托人见面研究一下案子。 The committee will hold another meeting Wednesday to discuss the funding crisis. 星期三委员会将召开另一次会议来讨论资金紧缺的问题。attend a meetingformal According to people who attended the meeting, Ms. Robins refused to answer any questions about the deal. 据参加会议的人说，罗宾斯女士拒绝回答任何有关这笔交易的问题。call/arrange/organize a meeting The principal has called a meeting for 4.00. 院长召集4时开会。conference /ˈkɒnfərənsǁˈkɑːn-/ [countable noun]an organized event, especially one that continues for several days, at which a lot of people meet to discuss a particular subject and hear speeches about it 大会；会议；讨论会〔尤指持续几天者〕 Didn't you give a talk at the conference last year? 去年的大会上你作过发言，对不对?conference on She's an organizer of the International Conference on AIDS that the university has every year. 她是国际艾滋病大会的组织者，大会每年在该大学举行一次。conference of Lewis recently spoke at a conference of women business leaders. 刘易斯最近在一次女性商界领袖讨论会上作了讲话。attend a conferenceformal Baxter was in Boston attending a conference on the environment. 巴克斯特正在波士顿参加一个环境问题讨论会。hold a conference The Institute of Accountants is holding its conference in Edinburgh this year. 会计师协会今年在爱丁堡召开大会。convention /kənˈvenʃən/ [countable noun]a large meeting of members of a political organization or professional group for a particular purpose 〔政党或职业团体的〕大会 The Senator's speech at the Democratic Convention was well received. 参议员在民主党大会上的发言很受欢迎。 Several hundred people are expected at the hotel next month for a huge sales convention. 估计有数百人参加下个月在这家酒店里举行的大型销售会议。convention of Lofgren told a convention of church activists that she wanted the money to be spent on local childrens’ facilities. 洛夫格伦在教会积极分子大会上说，她希望这笔钱能用在当地儿童设施上。 an annual convention of the world bank 世界银行年度大会hold a convention The Reform Party will hold a national convention in August. 改革党将于8月份召开全国大会。summit /ˈsʌmɪt, ˈsʌmət/ [countable noun]a meeting between government leaders from important and powerful countries, to discuss international politics 〔大国领导人的〕峰会，高峰会议 A U.S.-Russia summit is expected to take place in late March. 3月底将召开美俄两国领导人峰会。summit meeting/conference A summit meeting of OPEC leaders was called to find a solution to the oil crisis. 石油输出国组织领导人召开了峰会以寻找石油危机的解决办法。 NATO leaders are preparing for a summit conference to decide the future of the alliance. 北约领导人正在筹办一次首脑会议，以决定这一联盟的未来。economic/anti-drug/AIDS etc summit The President will meet other Pacific Rim leaders at next week's economic summit. 总统将与其他的环太平洋地区国家领导人在下周的经济峰会上会晤。gathering /ˈgæðərɪŋ/ [countable noun]a crowd of people who have come together for a particular purpose, for example to listen to someone speak, to pray, or to discuss something 集会；聚会 It was quite a small gathering but the speeches were excellent. 那是次规模相当小的集会，不过发表的演说却棒极了。 They announced their engagement at a family gathering in Vermont. 他们在佛蒙特的一次家庭聚会上宣布订婚。7 an occasion when you meet someone, especially by chance 遇见某人，尤指偶然遇见某人的场合meeting /ˈmiːtɪŋ/ [countable noun] Our first meeting was in January, and I didn't see Martin again till May or June. 我们第一次相遇是在1月份，后来我直到5月或6月份才再次见到马丁。chance meetingone that happens completely by chance 偶遇 Her affair with Harmon started with a chance meeting followed by a few casual phone calls. 她与哈蒙的艳事最初是从一次偶遇开始的，然后随意地通了几次电话。encounter /ɪnˈkaʊntəʳ/ [countable noun]an unexpected meeting, which is often unpleasant 〔通常令人不快的〕相遇；偶遇 He did not appear to remember our encounter last summer and just nodded when we were introduced. 他似乎不记得我们在去年夏天的相遇，当我们被别人介绍认识时，他只是点点头。chance encounterone that happens completely by chance 偶遇 A chance encounter in a restaurant led to her first movie role. 在餐厅中的一次偶遇使她第一次在电影中演出。8 to not meet someone even though you have arranged to 在已约定的情况下未与某人见面stand up /ˌstænd ˈʌp/ [transitive phrasal verb]informalto deliberately not go to meet someone that you have arranged to meet, especially a friend, or a boyfriend or girlfriend 【非正式】〔故意〕让〔某人〕空等stand somebody up She spent the whole evening wondering why her date had stood her up. 她一晚上都在想为什么那个约会对象要让她空等。stand up somebody If he continues to stand up his friends, he's not going to have any left. 如果他继续让朋友空等，到头来就会一个朋友都没了。not turn up/not show upalsonot show [verb phrase]American /nɒt tɜːʳn ˈʌp, ˌnɒt ʃəʊ ˈʌp, nɒt ˈʃəʊ/ [intransitive phrasal verb]informalto not meet someone at the place you have arranged to meet them 【非正式】不来，未出现 A few of us had arranged to meet in town, but Jenny didn't turn up. 我们几个人约好在城里见面，不过珍妮没有来。 Peter always says he'll come, and then he just doesn't show up. 彼得总是说他会来，然后就不见人影。 I waited for an hour but she didn't show. 我等了一小时，可她没有来。