The verb 'meet' means to come into the presence of someone or have a meeting, with 'met' being both the simple past and past participle.
Verbum 'meet' significat occurrere alicui vel conventum habere, cum 'met' sit simplex praeteritum et participium praeteritum.
| Front | meet |
|---|---|
| Back | come into the presence or company of (someone) by chance or arrangement: a week later I met him in the street | [no object] : we met for lunch | they arranged to meet up that afternoon. (meet with) have a meeting with (someone): he met with the president on September 16. "I met with some friends the other day." Simple Past: met past Participle: met |
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