meeting in Latin
meeting in Latin is concilium, congregātiō, contiō — meeting means a gathering of people organized for a particular purpose, such as making decisions or sharing information.
meeting in Latin
concilium
congregātiō
contiō
occursus
An encounter between people, even accidental.
What does "meeting" mean?
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noun A gathering of people organized for a particular purpose, such as making decisions or sharing information.
"We have a meeting scheduled with the client at ten o'clock."
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noun An instance of two or more people or things coming together, sometimes by chance.
"Their first meeting was at a mutual friend's wedding."
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meeting in a sentence
- We have a meeting scheduled with the client at ten o'clock.
- The staff meeting ran long because of the budget discussion.
- Their first meeting was at a mutual friend's wedding.
- A chance meeting on the train led to a lifelong friendship.
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What is "meeting" in Latin?
"meeting" in Latin is concilium, congregātiō, contiō. meeting means: A gathering of people organized for a particular purpose, such as making decisions or sharing information.
How do you use "meeting" in a sentence?
Example: "We have a meeting scheduled with the client at ten o'clock." In Latin, "meeting" is concilium, congregātiō, contiō.
Are there other ways to say "meeting" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "meeting": concilium, congregātiō, contiō, occursus.
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