I would like you to meet Idioma

hold a meeting

organize and conduct a meeting The club will hold a meeting on Monday at 7:30 p.m.

make ends meet

pay the bills, have enough to pay the expenses Although the Millers are poor, they make ends meet.

meet someone half-way

make a compromise with someone He is very stubborn and is never willing to meet his friends half-way.

meet up with

meet by accident, come upon without planning or expecting to He met up with a nice group of people in Australia when he was travelling there.

meeting of minds

mutual agreement, consensus We agreed to share the cost of the project. It was a meeting of minds.

more than meets the eye

(See there's more than meets the eye)

round robin (meeting or discussion)

a meeting or discussion in which each person in a group takes part We had a round robin panel discussion on what we could do to help save the environment.

there's more than meets the eye

part of the story has not been told In a government scandal, there's always more than meets the eye.

make (both) ends meet

earn what it costs to live收支相抵
He could not make both ends meet．他入不敷出。
However much money you earn，it's still difficult to make ends meet．不管你挣多少钱，若要收支平衡仍有困难。

meet one's engagements

1．keep one's promise承诺（约言、契约）
He has met his engagements．他已履行了他的契约。
2．make payment付款
He has not enough money to meet his engagements．他没有足够的钱来偿清他的债务。

I'd like you to accommodated (someone)

A byword acclimated back introducing two people. Hey, appear here—I'd like you to accommodated my accessory Janet. Elizabeth, I'd like you to accommodated my mom.Learn more: like, meet

I would like you to accommodated someone.

and I would like to acquaint you to someone.an announcement acclimated to acquaint one being to another. (The chat someone can be acclimated as the someone.) Mary: I would like you to accommodated my Uncle Bill. Sally: Hello, Uncle Bill. Nice to accommodated you. Tom: I would like to acquaint you to Bill Franklin. John: Hello, Bill. Glad to accommodated you. Bill: Glad to accommodated you, John.Learn more: like, meet

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