rendezvous in Japanese
rendezvous in Japanese is 待ち合わせる — rendezvous means a planned meeting, especially at an agreed time and place.
rendezvous in Japanese
待ち合わせる
Pronounced: machiawaseru
(intransitive) To meet at an agreed time and place.
What does "rendezvous" mean?
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noun A planned meeting, especially at an agreed time and place.
"The spies arranged a rendezvous at the old train station."
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verb To meet at an arranged time and place.
"The climbing team agreed to rendezvous at base camp by nightfall."
rendezvous in a sentence
- The spies arranged a rendezvous at the old train station.
- The two ships had a rendezvous point off the coast.
- The climbing team agreed to rendezvous at base camp by nightfall.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "rendezvous" in Japanese?
"rendezvous" in Japanese is 待ち合わせる. rendezvous means: A planned meeting, especially at an agreed time and place.
How do you pronounce 待ち合わせる?
"rendezvous" in Japanese is 待ち合わせる, pronounced "machiawaseru".
How do you use "rendezvous" in a sentence?
Example: "The spies arranged a rendezvous at the old train station." In Japanese, "rendezvous" is 待ち合わせる.
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