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met
Museo Metropolitano de Arte de Nueva York
met1 [Am mɛt, Brit mɛt] Past & Past part meet
I. meet1 <Past & Past Part met> [Am mit, Brit miːt] VERB trans
1.1. meet (encounter):
quedé con él en el club esp Esp
1.2. meet:
1.3. meet (oppose):
meet opponent/enemy
2. meet (make acquaintance of):
3.1. meet (come up against, experience):
meet obstacle/problems
meet obstacle/problems
to be met by/with sth
3.2. meet (counter, respond to):
3.3. meet (match):
4. meet (satisfy):
meet demands/wishes
meet deadline/quota
meet debt
meet debt
meet obligation
5.1. meet (come together with, join):
5.2. meet (strike):
II. meet1 <Past & Past Part met> [Am mit, Brit miːt] VERB intr
1.1. meet (encounter each other):
quedamos a las tres esp Esp
¿dónde quedamos? esp Esp
1.2. meet (hold meeting):
meet club/committee:
meet presidents/ministers:
1.3. meet (make acquaintance):
we (first) met in 1963
1.4. meet (as opponents):
2. meet (come into contact):
III. meet1 [Am mit, Brit miːt] SUBST
1. meet Am SPORT:
2. meet (in hunting):
meet2 ADJ arch pred
met2 ADJ
1. met → meteorological
2. met → metropolitan
I. metropolitan [Am ˌmɛtrəˈpɑlətn, Brit mɛtrəˈpɒlɪt(ə)n] ADJ
1. metropolitan form:
2. metropolitan (mainland):
II. metropolitan [Am ˌmɛtrəˈpɑlətn, Brit mɛtrəˈpɒlɪt(ə)n] SUBST REL
meteorological [Am ˌmidiər(ə)ˈlɑdʒəkəl, Brit ˌmiːtɪərəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l] ADJ
Met [Am mɛt, Brit mɛt] SUBST metropolitan
I. metropolitan [Am ˌmɛtrəˈpɑlətn, Brit mɛtrəˈpɒlɪt(ə)n] ADJ
1. metropolitan form:
2. metropolitan (mainland):
II. metropolitan [Am ˌmɛtrəˈpɑlətn, Brit mɛtrəˈpɒlɪt(ə)n] SUBST REL
hail-fellow-well-met [ˌheɪlˌfɛləˌwɛlˈmɛt] ADJ
I. meet1 <Past & Past Part met> [Am mit, Brit miːt] VERB trans
1.1. meet (encounter):
quedé con él en el club esp Esp
1.2. meet:
1.3. meet (oppose):
meet opponent/enemy
2. meet (make acquaintance of):
3.1. meet (come up against, experience):
meet obstacle/problems
meet obstacle/problems
to be met by/with sth
3.2. meet (counter, respond to):
3.3. meet (match):
4. meet (satisfy):
meet demands/wishes
meet deadline/quota
meet debt
meet debt
meet obligation
5.1. meet (come together with, join):
5.2. meet (strike):
II. meet1 <Past & Past Part met> [Am mit, Brit miːt] VERB intr
1.1. meet (encounter each other):
quedamos a las tres esp Esp
¿dónde quedamos? esp Esp
1.2. meet (hold meeting):
meet club/committee:
meet presidents/ministers:
1.3. meet (make acquaintance):
we (first) met in 1963
1.4. meet (as opponents):
2. meet (come into contact):
III. meet1 [Am mit, Brit miːt] SUBST
1. meet Am SPORT:
2. meet (in hunting):
meet2 ADJ arch pred
Met Office [ˈmɛt ˌɒfɪs] SUBST
Met Office (in UK) ugs:
meet with VERB [Am mit -, Brit miːt -] (v + prep + o)
1. meet with (encounter, experience):
meet with opposition/hostility
2. meet with (meet) Am:
meet with friend
meet with salesman/delegate
meet up VERB [Am mit -, Brit miːt -] (v + adv)
1. meet up (get together):
to meet up with sb
encontrarse con alguien
2. meet up (coincide):
meet up parts/edges:
to meet up with sth
to meet up with sth
empatar con algo Col Ven
3. meet up (join):
meet up roads:
to meet up with sth
track meet SUBST Am
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
met [met] VERB intr, trans
met pt von meet
I. meet [mi:t] VERB trans met, met
1. meet:
2. meet (wait for):
meet at station, airport
3. meet (confront):
meet opponent
meet problem
4. meet (fulfil):
meet cost
meet demand
meet obligation
II. meet [mi:t] VERB intr
1. meet:
2. meet (join):
meet lines
meet rivers
3. meet SPORT:
III. meet [mi:t] SUBST
1. meet (sporting event):
2. meet Brit (fox hunt):
met.
met. Abkürzung von meteorological
met.
meteorological [ˌmi:tiərəˈlɒdʒɪkəl, Am -t̬iɚəˈlɑ:dʒɪ-] ADJ
hail-fellow-well-met [ˌheɪlˌfeləʊˌwelˈmet, Am ˌ-oʊˌ-] SUBST
I. meet [mi:t] VERB trans met, met
1. meet:
2. meet (wait for):
meet at station, airport
3. meet (confront):
meet opponent
meet problem
4. meet (fulfil):
meet cost
meet demand
meet obligation
II. meet [mi:t] VERB intr
1. meet:
2. meet (join):
meet lines
meet rivers
3. meet SPORT:
III. meet [mi:t] SUBST
1. meet (sporting event):
2. meet Brit (fox hunt):
meet with VERB trans insep
race meet SUBST Am, race meeting SUBST
OpenDict-Eintrag
meet up VERB
meet up intr
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
met [met] VERB intr, trans
met pt von meet
I. meet <met, met> [mit] VERB trans
1. meet:
2. meet (wait for):
meet at train station, airport
3. meet (confront):
meet opponent
meet problem
4. meet (fulfill):
meet cost
meet demand
meet obligation
II. meet <met, met> [mit] VERB intr
1. meet:
2. meet (join):
meet lines
meet rivers
3. meet SPORT:
III. meet <met, met> [mit] SUBST (sporting event)
Met [met] SUBST
1. Met → Metropolitan Museum of Art (in New York)
2. Met → Metropolitan Opera House (in New York)
hail-fellow(-well-met) SUBST
I. meet <met, met> [mit] VERB trans
1. meet:
2. meet (wait for):
meet at train station, airport
3. meet (confront):
meet opponent
meet problem
4. meet (fulfill):
meet cost
meet demand
meet obligation
II. meet <met, met> [mit] VERB intr
1. meet:
2. meet (join):
meet lines
meet rivers
3. meet SPORT:
III. meet <met, met> [mit] SUBST (sporting event)
meet with VERB trans insep
race meet SUBST, race meeting SUBST
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
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Female mules have been known, on rare occasions, to produce offspring when mated to a horse or donkey, though this is extremely uncommon.
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More often, donkeys were used, as they were more reliable.
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The donkey puncher was the machine operator and engineer.
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Male members of 32 horse and donkey breeds were expected to be tested in the project.
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If the car avoids enough donkeys the player receives a point and the car is moved back to the bottom of the road.
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