Перевод слова

Перевод: meeting

[прилагательное]
встречный;
[существительное]
собрание; заседание; митинг ; разъезд ; встреча ; дуэль ; стык ; соединение; игра

Тезаурус:

1. In a meeting late on Tuesday, the couple agreed the tour had got off to a bad start, upsetting the Koreans.
2. "Now, I sat up in bed last night reading papers because I didn't want to turn up at a meeting unprepared.
3. BLACKMOOR has a new churchwarden - Chris Turner was elected at Sunday's Easter vestry meeting.
4. This is made abundantly clear at our first impromptu committee meeting in the bar of the Gardener's Arms.
5. Listen, why don't you ring up the social editor of the Advent , and tell her about your meeting tomorrow.
6. They are entitled to receive a copy of the proposed statement and to make representations, or arrange a meeting with an officer for discussion of the statement, within 15 days.
7. The dispute followed Monday night's board meeting at which Rofe, 42, claimed he was asked to relinquish control of both coaching and team selection.
8. The Local Government Act 1972 specifically states that the only business which can be transacted is that appearing in the summons convening the meeting.
9. No, nothing; or else the memory of a meeting, "but I can't recall what the outcome was or what we were discussing."
10. A number of archers in the North Riding of Yorkshire and South Durham founded the Society of Archers in 1673, with the intention of meeting annually around Whitsuntide to shoot for an "Antient Silver Arrow".
11. There had been a committee meeting on 20 February, only seven days before the children were taken away.
12. The Age Concern England Executive Committee requested at its last meeting that a copy of the Briefing Paper on Council Tax be circulated to Chairs of Age Concern organisations and this will be included with News for Chairmen this month.
13. It is vital that the social worker does not get hooked into the same set of fears, nor slide into a collusion in supporting staff in their problems with management over staff shortages, overtime, and other organisational difficulties at the expense of meeting needs of residents.