Idiom: meet up (with someone)
Meaning
Idiom: meet up (with someone)
- to see someone in person or join someone for an activity
Example sentences
— I’m going to meet up with some of my old classmates after work if you want to join me.
— My parents and I usually meet up once a month on Sundays for brunch.
— I can't remember the last time we got together. Let's meet up for lunch next week.
— My husband and I met up with our neighbors last night to discuss starting a Neighborhood Watch program.
— If you want to improve your English conversation skills I suggest you join MeetUp.com where you can find like-minded people to meet up with.
— Shall we meet up for coffee to discuss our presentation before the meeting Friday?
— My kids tried to meet up in Europe this summer but my son's train to Rome was canceled and he arrived a day after my daughter left.
— You're going to meet up with your ex-boyfriend for a drink? I'm not sure Ethan will like that... unless you invite him to go with you.
— Roger has to work late this evening so he'll meet up with us after dinner for the movie.
Synonyms
- hang out
- hang around
- come together
- do lunch
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