meet-and-greet
/ˈmiːt ən ɡriːt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈmiːt ən ɡriːt/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌmiːt.ənˈɡriːt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌmiːt.ənˈɡriːt/ (ame, ipa)
meet-and-greet — noun
1. an organized event where a famous or public person spends a short time talking w
an organized event where a famous or public person spends a short time talking with fans, guests, or reporters
Felix joined a VIP meet-and-greet after the band's Taipei concert.
VIP meet-and-greet after a performance
Fans lined up early for the actor's meet-and-greet at the bookstore.
The campaign planned a short meet-and-greet before the town hall began.
Rachel smiled through a crowded meet-and-greet and signed twenty posters.
- reception
broader and often more formal; a reception may not include direct conversation with each guest
- signing
focuses on autographs or book signing, while a meet-and-greet includes brief personal interaction
- fan event
broader label for activities aimed at supporters; a meet-and-greet is one specific type
文法句型
hold a meet-and-greet
go to a meet-and-greet
用法筆記
Often used with verbs such as hold, host, plan, or attend. The event is usually brief and gives people a chance to speak personally with a performer, politician, or other public figure.
常見錯誤
meet-and-greet — adjective
1. used to describe a ticket, session, or package that lets people talk briefly wit
used to describe a ticket, session, or package that lets people talk briefly with a well-known person
Security checked every meet-and-greet ticket at the side entrance.
meet-and-greet + ticket
Dewi booked a meet-and-greet package for the birthday trip.
The website offered meet-and-greet passes with early entry to the hall.
Ayesha compared two meet-and-greet options before choosing the evening show.
文法句型
meet-and-greet + ticket
meet-and-greet + package
用法筆記
Used before nouns such as ticket, pass, package, or session. This adjective describes access that includes a brief personal meeting, not the main performance itself.