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A1  meet  karşılaşmak, bir araya gelmektanışmak, tanımak

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verb  /miːt   / verb (past tense, past participle met /met   /) meet (verb)
 /miːt  
/ verb (past tense, past participle met
/met   /)
 
COME TOGETHER 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to come together by chance
or because you have arranged it
karşılaşmak, bir
araya gelmek
 I just met Kareem on the train.
 What time shall we meet for lunch?
 Representatives from both countries will
meet for talks in London.
 2 [transitive]
to go to a place and
wait for sb/sth to arrive
karşılamak
 I'll come and meet you at the station.
 A coach will meet your plane and take you
to your hotel.
FOR THE FIRST TIME 
3 [intransitive,
transitive]
to see and know sb for
the first time
tanışmak, tanımak
 Where did you first meet your husband?
 Have you two met before?
 note at KNOW1
IN COMPETITION 
4 [intransitive,
transitive]
to play, fight, etc.
together as opponents in a sports competition
 (müsabakada) karşı
karşıya gelmek
 These two teams met in last year's final.
 Yamada will meet Suzuki in the second
round.
EXPERIENCE STH 
5 [transitive]
to experience sth,
often sth unpleasant
karşılaşmak
 We will never know how he met his death.
JOIN 
6 [intransitive,
transitive]
to touch, join or make
contact with
birleşmek; 
kavuşmak
 The two roads meet not far from here.
 His eyes met hers.
BE ENOUGH 
7 [transitive]
to be enough for sth;
to be able to deal with sth
yetişmek, karşılamak; 
yerine
getirmek
 The money that I earn is enough to meet our
basic needs.
 I'm afraid this piece of work doesn't meet
the requirements.
 to meet a challenge
IDIOMS
make
ends meet
to have enough money
for your needs
kıt
kanaat geçinmek, iki yakasını bir araya getirebilmek
 It's hard for us to make ends meet.
there
is more to sb/sth than meets the eye
sb/sth is more
interesting or complicated than he/she/it seems
göründüğü
gibi değil
 Do you think there's more to their
relationship than meets the eye?
PHRASAL VERBS
meet
up (with sb)
(informal)
to meet sb, especially
after a period of being apart
buluşmak
 I have a few things I need to do now, but
let's meet up later.
 look at get together (with
sb)
meet
with sb
(especially
US)
to meet sb, especially
for discussion
bir
araya gelmek; 
toplanmak
 The President met with his advisers early
this morning.
meet
with sth
to get a particular
answer, reaction or result
uğramak, başına
gelmek, olmak
 to meet with success/failure/opposition

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	meet
IPA	/miːt / verb (past tense, past participle met /met /)
Back	karşılaşmak, bir araya gelmek tanışmak, tanımak
Back 2	meet (verb) /miːt / verb (past tense, past participle met /met /) COME TOGETHER 1 [intransitive, transitive] to come together by chance or because you have arranged it karşılaşmak, bir araya gelmek I just met Kareem on the train. What time shall we meet for lunch? Representatives from both countries will meet for talks in London. 2 [transitive] to go to a place and wait for sb/sth to arrive karşılamak I'll come and meet you at the station. A coach will meet your plane and take you to your hotel. FOR THE FIRST TIME 3 [intransitive, transitive] to see and know sb for the first time tanışmak, tanımak Where did you first meet your husband? Have you two met before? note at KNOW1 IN COMPETITION 4 [intransitive, transitive] to play, fight, etc. together as opponents in a sports competition (müsabakada) karşı karşıya gelmek These two teams met in last year's final. Yamada will meet Suzuki in the second round. EXPERIENCE STH 5 [transitive] to experience sth, often sth unpleasant karşılaşmak We will never know how he met his death. JOIN 6 [intransitive, transitive] to touch, join or make contact with birleşmek; kavuşmak The two roads meet not far from here. His eyes met hers. BE ENOUGH 7 [transitive] to be enough for sth; to be able to deal with sth yetişmek, karşılamak; yerine getirmek The money that I earn is enough to meet our basic needs. I'm afraid this piece of work doesn't meet the requirements. to meet a challenge IDIOMS make ends meet to have enough money for your needs kıt kanaat geçinmek, iki yakasını bir araya getirebilmek It's hard for us to make ends meet. there is more to sb/sth than meets the eye sb/sth is more interesting or complicated than he/she/it seems göründüğü gibi değil Do you think there's more to their relationship than meets the eye? PHRASAL VERBS meet up (with sb) (informal) to meet sb, especially after a period of being apart buluşmak I have a few things I need to do now, but let's meet up later. look at get together (with sb) meet with sb (especially US) to meet sb, especially for discussion bir araya gelmek; toplanmak The President met with his advisers early this morning. meet with sth to get a particular answer, reaction or result uğramak, başına gelmek, olmak to meet with success/failure/opposition

Meet Met Transitive Gelmek Past Bir Araya Intransitive

meet (verb)