meet-and-greet

/ˈmiːt ən ɡriːt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈmiːt ən ɡriːt/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌmiːt.ənˈɡriːt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌmiːt.ənˈɡriːt/ (ame, ipa)

meet-and-greet — 名詞

1. an organized event where a famous or public person spends a short time talking w

1.名詞B2
釋義

見面會

安排名人和粉絲短暫互動的活動

an organized event where a famous or public person spends a short time talking with fans, guests, or reporters

例句

Felix joined a VIP meet-and-greet after the band's Taipei concert.

Felix 在樂團的台北演唱會後參加了一場 VIP 見面會。

VIP meet-and-greet after a performance

Fans lined up early for the actor's meet-and-greet at the bookstore.

粉絲很早就排隊，等著參加那位演員在書店舉行的見面會。

同義詞
  • 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

❌We meet-and-greet after dinner.
✅We had a meet-and-greet after dinner.
💡Here it is a noun, so it needs a verb such as 'have' or 'hold'.
❌The school arranged meet-and-greet with the writer.
✅The school arranged a meet-and-greet with the writer.
💡Use an article before the singular countable noun.

meet-and-greet — 形容詞