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rendezvous
[rahn-duh-voo, -dey-,
noun
plural
rendezvousan agreement between two or more persons to meet at a certain time and place.
the meeting itself.
a place designated for a meeting or assembling, especially of troops or ships.
a meeting of two or more spacecraft in outer space.
a favorite or popular gathering place.
verb (used with or without object)
to assemble at an agreed time and place.
rendezvous
/ ˈ°ùÉ’²Ô»åɪˌ±¹³ÜË /
noun
a meeting or appointment to meet at a specified time and place
a place where people meet
an arranged meeting of two spacecraft
verb
to meet or cause to meet at a specified time or place
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of rendezvous1
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of rendezvous1
Example Sentences
A decade later, Stanley Kubrick opened his virtuosic “The Shining†with fluid tracking shots of the same model of automobile headed toward the Overlook Hotel and a rendezvous with horror.
In reality, he was holed up just outside London and Maria was buried at the lovers' rendezvous, having been shot in the neck.
The handoff never happens because the Fireflies who were meant to escort Ellie across the country get infected before their rendezvous.
But I knew Joyce and I would have to have another rendezvous when I wasn’t in such a rush to check a canonical box.
That call set in motion a chain of events: A rendezvous at a Home Depot for masks and gloves.
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