Meet with
verb
To have a meeting or discussion with someone.
He will meet with the team to discuss the new project next week.
Often appears as...
- meet with the team
- meet with the boss
verb
To experience or encounter something.
Their proposal met with a lot of opposition.
Often appears as...
- meet with opposition
- meet with approval
verb
To arrange to see and talk to someone for a specific purpose.
I'll need to meet with my advisor before finalizing my classes.
Often appears as...
- meet with an advisor
- meet with a counselor
Usage tips
Academic
verb
To have a planned meeting with someone, often in a professional context.
She's meeting with a potential investor later today.
Often appears as...
- meet with an investor
- meet with a potential buyer
Usage tips
Business
verb
To have a meeting or discussion with someone.
He will meet with the team to discuss the new project next week.
Often appears as...
- meet with the team
- meet with the boss
verb
To experience or encounter something.
Their proposal met with a lot of opposition.
Often appears as...
- meet with opposition
- meet with approval
verb
To arrange to see and talk to someone for a specific purpose.
I'll need to meet with my advisor before finalizing my classes.
Often appears as...
- meet with an advisor
- meet with a counselor
Usage tips
Academic
verb
To have a planned meeting with someone, often in a professional context.
She's meeting with a potential investor later today.
Often appears as...
- meet with an investor
- meet with a potential buyer
Usage tips
Business
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/2Scheduling Intent
Use 'meet with' when you plan a meeting ahead of time, not for accidental encounters.
I have to meet with my supervisor next Thursday.
Pro Tip 2/2Active Participation
'Meet with' implies direct interaction, more than just being present at an event or place.
During the conference, she will meet with prominent leaders.
Pro Tip 1/2Scheduling Intent
Use 'meet with' when you plan a meeting ahead of time, not for accidental encounters.
I have to meet with my supervisor next Thursday.
Pro Tip 2/2Active Participation
'Meet with' implies direct interaction, more than just being present at an event or place.
During the conference, she will meet with prominent leaders.
Pro Tip 1/2Scheduling Intent
Use 'meet with' when you plan a meeting ahead of time, not for accidental encounters.
I have to meet with my supervisor next Thursday.
Pro Tip 2/2Active Participation
'Meet with' implies direct interaction, more than just being present at an event or place.
During the conference, she will meet with prominent leaders.
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