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/reuˈnjon/
Translation
meeting, reunion, gathering
Word origin
From French reunion, from reunir ('to reunite'), ultimately from Latin re- ('again') and unire ('to unite'), from unus ('one'). It means 'meeting, reunion'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- unire
- English cognates
- reunion, unite, union
Grammar
Examples
productiva.
The team meeting was long but very productive.
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She organised a family reunion to celebrate the anniversary.
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The meeting was cancelled due to lack of attendees.
Llegué .
I was late for the meeting because of the underground.
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We have a meeting with the client on Thursday.
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