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Used with verbs:
"
We arranged to meet at the store."
(arranged, be + able to, be + unable to)
"
I failed to meet him."
(failed)
"
We happened to meet at school."
(happened to, can)
Used with nouns:
"
This doesn't meet the definition."
(definition)
"
I want to meet the challenge."
(challenge, need, expectations, enemy)
"
We met the people at the airport."
(people, family)
"
She finally met her demise."
(demise, end, fate, destiny, death)
"
I finally met my idol."
(idol, neighbor)
"
We met all of the obligations."
(obligations, qualifications, deadlines, criteria)
"
We were not able to meet the quota."
(quota, demand, objective)
"
Where did you meet your wife?"
(wife, husband)
Used with adverbs:
"
Can we meet again?"
(again, later, personally, in person)
"
I met her once."
(once, briefly, secretly, privately, first)
"
We met face-to-face."
(face-to-face, regularly, online, eventually)
"
We finally met."
(finally, never)
"
We first met at school."
(first, once)
"
We regularly meet at the library."
(regularly, frequently, often)
"
I finally met her parents."
(finally, eventually, never, briefly, personally)
"
We privately meet at his house."
(privately, secretly)
"
I want to meet her in person."
(in person, face to face)
Used with prepositions:
"
I will meet with her tomorrow."
(with)
"
We are meeting at the park."
(at)
"
We can meet for an hour."
(for)
