Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Meeting"

A: You can say “I am meeting up with a friend”

A: Meeting with the people was really risky but it was worth it because I got something good from it.

A: p.s. This is a phrase you'll often see written in news articles ("this caps a [description of recent series of events]") but people rarely use it in conversation

A: This is really complex! In this context, "move" is used to mean an action or vote taking place in a court. The verb "adjourn" means to end a meeting in a court. "Immediate" is right now, and "adoption" is to accept and begin using. I'm not sure what exactly "energetic remedies" means, but I would translate it like they are trying harder to fix something that is wrong. So kind of like "I say that we should end the meeting so that we can start trying harder to fix the problem."

A: 私より貴方が多くGomdzと会えば、どうする？

Note that the English sentence is more ambiguous than my Japanese one. I've translated 'what if' as どうする, but the English version doesn't specifically say that 'what if' means 'what will you do.' I can't think how to keep the ambiguity in.

A: If you are using it for clients then I would use...


Could I invite you to a meeting tomorrow?

Yes、 these are polite sentence.

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A: "Yesterday I had a meeting with my boss"
"He liked meeting new people when he was young"
"We were meeting Sonia when a boy interrupted us"
"I had an important meeting yesterday"

A: I am meeting your sister.

I have a meeting later.

It was nice meeting you today

A: I have to cancel the meeting because of the weather

A: 'briefing rooms' are used in the military and in the field of journalism. Everybody else calls them meeting rooms.

A: I don't know where the meeting went. -> This sentence assumes that the meeting changed to a different location. It also assumes you don’t know where it went.
I don’t know how the meeting went -> This sentence assumes that you do not know about the quality of the meeting (whether it was productive, boring, fun, etc)

A:
「仕切る」の意味
I coordinated a fundraising event
I am the coordinator of this sports tournament

「体の平衡の力」の意味
That soccer player has good coordination
Playing catch improves hand eye coordination

A: Not much difference at all really

A: I got over it: means you were upset about it but you forgive everyone involved and the memory of the situation no longer bothers you.

"Today's meeting had some controversial topics which offended me at first, but eventually, I got over it."

I got through it: means that you survived. it's over.

"Today's meeting was challenging but I got through it alright."

A: “The meeting at 3:00 has been moved up to 1:00.”

“We’re meeting two hours earlier than we originally said.”

“The meeting at 3:00 has been pushed back to 5:00.”

“The meeting at 3 has been delayed two hours.”

“We’re meeting two hours later than we originally said.”

A: "these days I feel useless and don't want to meet my friends. I just wanna stay home alone." 😊

A: Both are correct.

A: The most natural is the second sentence.

A: spoke

A: That sounds natural

A: "I went to a meeting held by the city of Yatsuka. People from the town talked about financial support people who moved to the city can receive and the advantages of living there.”

it would sound even better to say who actually held the meeting: the Yatsuka City Council, the Yatsuka Chamber of Commerce…

A: Your meaning is clear, but I think a native speaker would say: "...in the topic that was going to be discussed."

A: these are all correct ! however, changing 2 to “The surgery will be finished by 3 o’clock,” 5 to “Please stay here until your doctor is ready,” and 7 to “Please stay with him until he wakes up” makes them sound a bit more natural.

A: The sentences are all written naturally! 😄 Though if you’d like to make 5 a little more natural, you could also say:

“Please stay here until your doctor is ready.”

Or

“Please stay here while your doctor gets ready."

I hope this helps 🌻!