to meet
- verb
- /miːt/
- The use of learning stations is an approach to meet the needs of pupils in achievement.
- meet the needs
- meet the criteria
- meet the requirements
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Watch on YouTubeWhen your needs are met, things flow freely.
- When your needs are met, things flow freely.
- And we can absolutely meet the challenge, no question.
- But mostly just that their daily activities met the standards for the US.
- So two or more of those criteria and you meet threshold for addiction.
- They made a choice to meet your needs, meet your desires, meet your standards.
- The group claims that they will have no difficulty meeting their debt obligations.
- So I'm sure that today's speaker will meet all of those great things.
Examples
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To succeed in this course, you must meet the requirements outlined in the syllabus.
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But coal remains the only way to meet a large fraction of China's soaring energy needs.
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Meaning that if you meet my needs, then I love you.
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It's how does that person meet or not meet my direct needs?
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If you think we could be doing more to meet your needs, then I suggest you take it up with customer service after we land.
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So you need to frame your advice to meet those committee needs.
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In order to become accredited, a school must meet three requirements.
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So let's see if she meets the standards.
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By giving students an appropriate challenge that meets their needs, student growth and success are maximized.
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Fortunately, the responsibility to teach students to meet these standards rests with us educators.
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Synonyms
To match or go well with something
To do what is required or promised
To meet what people expect of you
To satisfy a need or a requirement
Meet a rule or requirement
To be enough to meet a need or purpose
Do what rules or standards say you must
To meet all the needs for a job or task
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Etymology
The word meet also had the idea of 'reach' or 'satisfy', so to meet a requirement is to reach or satisfy that need.