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Meaning rendezvous meaning

What does rendezvous mean?

rendezvous

— noun a meeting planned at a certain time and place — noun a place where people meet he was waiting for them at the rendezvous — verb meet at a rendezvous — noun (= tryst) a date; usually with a member of the opposite sex

Synonyms rendezvous synonyms

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rendezvous English » English

appointment date meet meeting tryst gather encounter meeting place congregate assignation join up join engagement convergence conjunction assemble visit van spell out spell see schedule run residual volume rendez-vous rencounter rencontre reentry vehicle rectal varicosity recreational vehicle point of junction place of meeting motor home meetion meet up with junction point interview intersection haunt greet gathering-place gathering point flow together face up face docking decipher cross bearing cross converse

Topics rendezvous topics

What do people use rendezvous to talk about?
Social behavior Social activity

Come together, form a group
Social behavior Social activity Come together, form a group

Meet together
Social behavior Social activity Come together, form a group

Meeting, assembly

Conjugation rendezvous conjugation

How do you conjugate rendezvous?

rendezvous · verb

Examples rendezvous examples

How do I use rendezvous in a sentence?

Simple sentences

We're approaching the rendezvous point.

Movie subtitles

Roger. 30 seconds to rendezvous.
A black lake, hidden from man and the sun, leading to the Phantom's rendezvous.
What time is your rendezvous?
Because he has a rendezvous here with a girl.
I've got a rendezvous today on Place Blanche!
My wife having secret rendezvous with one of my employees.
Rendezvous over the carrier at 2000 feet.
One is awe-stricken by this rendezvous with death.
We have a rendezvous with an undersea boat.
You will proceed directly to the point of rendezvous and assume your positions, as shown by this diagram.
In the event that we are forced to scatter, you will proceed to a new rendezvous at a time and place indicated in your sealed orders.
I doubt if there'll be much delay at the rendezvous.
Rendezvous.
You have a rendezvous with him.
You finished your rendezvous early.
You went to Allenbury Lodge for a rendezvous with Connie.
You will proceed directly to the point of rendezvous and assume your positions as shown by this diagram.
If you are forced to scatter, you will proceed to a new rendezvous, at a time and place indicated in your sealed orders.
Rendezvous?
I have a rendezvous.
A rendezvous for actors.
Their rendezvous was in this very room.
This was their rendezvous.
May I remind you we have a rendezvous with a couple of cowboys?
And there my rendezvous is quite cut off.
Not one rendezvous, not one kiss.
The bartender was paid to call you. to arrange this rendezvous.

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