Pronunciation: /ˈɡɛt təˈɡɛðər/
noun a social gathering or meeting
A1 We have a get together with our friends every Friday night.
A2 The family decided to have a get together to celebrate Grandma's birthday.
B1 The office team organized a get together to improve team bonding.
B2 The annual company get together was a huge success.
C1 The political leaders planned a get together to discuss important issues.
C2 The artists' get together was a gathering of creative minds.
verb to come together for a social gathering or meeting
A1 My friends and I get together every weekend to watch movies.
A2 We should get together for a study session before the exam.
B1 The team gets together once a month to discuss their progress.
B2 Let's get together next week to finalize our project proposal.
C1 The board of directors gets together quarterly to review financial reports.
C2 High-level executives often get together for strategic planning meetings.
formal The board members decided to get together to discuss the upcoming merger.
informal Let's get together for coffee and catch up sometime.
slang We should totally get together for a movie marathon this weekend.
figurative All the elements of the project need to get together for it to be successful.
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