meetup — An informal meeting of people with a shared interest, typically organized through a website or social media
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: An informal meeting of people with a shared interest, typically organized through a website or social media
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmiːtʌp/
Korean meaning: 공통 관심사를 가진 사람들의 비공식 모임 (보통 웹사이트나 소셜미디어로 조직됨)
Korean pronunciation: **미**텁
Example Sentences
- The coding bootcamp graduates decided to have a monthly meetup at the local pizza place.
- Sarah was so nervous about her first language exchange meetup that she practiced introducing herself to her cat.
- The dog lovers' meetup turned into chaos when someone brought treats and fifty dogs surrounded them.
meetup
NOUN//ˈmiːtʌp//
An informal meeting of people with a shared interest, typically organized through a website or social media

An informal meeting of people with a shared interest, typically organized through a website or social media
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At the foodie meetup, heat up the grill and eat up the feast!
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Origin
현대 영어에서 'meet(만나다)'와 'up(위로, 함께)'이 결합되어 만들어진 합성어입니다. 인터넷과 소셜미디어 발달과 함께 2000년대 초반부터 널리 사용되기 시작했습니다.
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“The coding bootcamp graduates decided to have a monthly meetup at the local pizza place.”
“Sarah was so nervous about her first language exchange meetup that she practiced introducing herself to her cat.”
“The dog lovers' meetup turned into chaos when someone brought treats and fifty dogs surrounded them.”
“We use a special app to find interesting meetups in our city every weekend.”
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