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rendezvous
[ rahn-duh-voo, -dey-; French rahn-de-voo ]
noun
- an agreement between two or more persons to meet at a certain time and place.
- the meeting itself.
- a place designated for a meeting or assembling, especially of troops or ships.
- a meeting of two or more spacecraft in outer space.
- a favorite or popular gathering place.
verb (used with or without object)
- to assemble at an agreed time and place.
rendezvous
/ ˈrɒndɪˌvuː /
noun
- a meeting or appointment to meet at a specified time and place
- a place where people meet
- an arranged meeting of two spacecraft
verb
- to meet or cause to meet at a specified time or place
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Example Sentences
He could not return home, and in order to see his mother one last time, he had to rendezvous in a secret location.
When they rendezvous again at Langley during the funeral, it was to make it official.
From algae-powered ships to a rendezvous with an asteroid, see five of the most exciting science and tech projects in the plan.
This lunchtime rendezvous, after all, is tantamount to a date.
Sometimes great nations have a rendezvous with greatness, and such is the case today.Translated from the French by Janet Lizop.
I rose hastily, mounted my horse, and spurred to the rendezvous of the general staff.
The fleet was dispersed by a storm, and compelled to rendezvous at Corunna for repairs.
If so, it was his duty to find their rendezvous, report with all possible speed, and bring a Federal force down upon them.
Beholding Mrs. Pontellier make her appearance, the girl had at once suspected a lovers' rendezvous.
The Hotel de Ville was the appointed place of rendezvous for the swarming multitudes.
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