meeting

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la cita

∗ noun

meeting
[ˈmiːtɪŋ]
sustantivo
1encuentro (m) (encounter) (by chance); cita (f) (prearranged)
  • meeting place -> lugar (m) or punto (m) de encuentro
2reunión (f) (of committee, delegates)
  • she's in a meeting -> está en una reunión
  • to hold a meeting -> celebrar una reunión

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meeting [mi-tin]
sustantivo
1Junta, asamblea o congreso de varias pesona
sustantivo
  • Meeting of creditors -> concurso de acreedores
  • To call a meeting -> llamar a junta o convocar una junta
2Reunión; cita, compromiso; sesión.
3Confluencia o concurrencia de dos ríos.
4Encuentro, duelo.
  • Take measures to prevent their meeting -> tome Ud
  • Meeting place -> lugar de reunión
medidas para impedir que se encuentren.

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meeting [ˈmiːtɪŋ]
noun
1 (assembly, business meeting) reunión; (f) sesión; (f)
of club, committee, council [of legislative body]
(popular gathering) mitin; (m) mitín; (m)
to address a meetingaddress tomar la palabra en una reunión
The president will also address the ministerial meeting of the 35-nation conference Later this morning Yeltsin addresses a joint meeting of Congress In 1919 Lenin addressed a meeting of the Communist International
to call a meetingcall convocar una reunión
to [have] a meeting
I have a meeting at tenhave tengo una reunión a las diez
the Council had a meeting on Thursday el Consejo se reunió el jueves
we had a very interesting meeting
to hold a meetinghold celebrar una reunión
I'm afraid Jeremy's in a meetingin ahora mismo Jeremy está reunido está en una reunión;or
to open a meetingopen abrir una sesión
He opened the meeting by quoting lyrics from Bob Dylan's "the times they are a'changing" OPEC oil ministers open a meeting today in Vienna the International Monetary Fund officially opened their annual meeting in Thailand today Every morning this week we've opened our editorial meeting with a spirited discussion of how NBC is covering the Olympics
2 (between 2 people) (arranged) cita; (f) compromiso; (m) (accidental) encuentro; (m) (with politician, person in authority) entrevista; (f) encuentro; (m)
I liked him from our first meetingfrom me gustó desde el día que le conocí desde nuestro primer encuentro;or
to have a meetinghave
the minister had a meeting with the ambassador el ministro se entrevistó con el embajador; I had a meeting with the headmistress today hoy he tenido una entrevista reunión con la directora;or
a meeting of mindsminds un encuentro de inteligencias
It was not an easy year, for the relationship between Pironi and Ligier was scarcely a meeting of minds unless social workers begin by accepting the parents' definition of their problems with the child no meeting of minds can occur, nor a dialogue that can lead to change It was a meeting of minds, not a tawdry or tacky affair. I was no bimbo
3 (Athletics) competición; (f) (Horse Racing) jornada; (f) (between two teams) encuentro; (m)
Kenya is to host a major athletics meeting for the first time the weather forced race meetings at Haydock Park to be called off Everton came off worst after its meeting with Manchester on Saturday
4 [of rivers] confluencia; (f)
modifier
meeting house (n) (gen) centro sala de reuniones; (m)or (f) (Rel) templo (de los cuáqueros); (m)
Starting at the Village Common,where sheep are often seen grazing, one can visit the bank, the law office,the parsonage, and various other residences or meeting houses the cantilevered Meeting House that was the site of worship services the Bruderverein had been turned over to the Hitler Youth as a meeting house
meeting place (n) [of 2 people] lugar de cita; (m) [of many] lugar de reunión encuentro; (m)or
this bar was their usual meeting place solían citarse en este bar; acostumbraban reunirse en este bar
Her first suggestion for a meeting place was Union Square The leader/convener has certain practical responsibilities such as being sure that everybody has proper directions to the meeting place sacred hills were the traditional meeting places of tribal leaders
meeting point (n) punto de reunión; (m) punto de encuentro; (m) punto de convergencia; (m)
the meeting point between East and West el punto de convergencia entre Oriente y Occidente
the convoy of army officers was escorted to a pre-arranged meeting point this display, the centrepoint of the festival, will be the meeting point for the whole neighborhood The arranged meeting point for the marchers was the old pit gates peninsular Malaysia,sticking out like a finger into the sea, seems to be a natural meeting point between East and West Asia

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