Pronunciation: /ˈɡriːtɪŋ/
noun a word or phrase used to welcome or acknowledge someone
A1 Hello! That's a common greeting in English.
A2 When you meet someone, it's polite to give a greeting.
B1 In many cultures, a handshake is a common form of greeting.
B2 A warm greeting can make someone feel welcome and appreciated.
C1 The ambassador received a formal greeting upon his arrival.
C2 The president's greeting to the nation was broadcast live on television.
verb not applicable
A1 She greeted her friend with a smile.
A2 The dog greeted its owner with a wagging tail.
B1 The host greeted each guest as they arrived at the party.
B2 The CEO greeted the employees warmly at the annual company meeting.
C1 The ambassador greeted the foreign dignitaries with a formal handshake.
C2 The president greeted the crowd with a wave before giving his speech.
adjective not applicable
A1 She gave a greeting smile to her new neighbor.
A2 The greeting card was filled with warm wishes for the holidays.
B1 The greeting party was a great way to welcome the new employees.
B2 The greeting gesture was a sign of respect in their culture.
C1 The greeting ceremony was a formal event attended by dignitaries.
C2 His greeting speech was eloquent and heartfelt, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
adverb not applicable
A1 She waved a greeting to her friend from across the street.
A2 He smiled in greeting as he entered the room.
B1 The hostess welcomed us with a warm greeting at the door.
B2 The businessman nodded in greeting as he passed by.
C1 The ambassador exchanged formal greetings with the dignitaries.
C2 The queen offered a gracious greeting to her subjects during the parade.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Greetings from my family to yours.
A2 I sent a greeting card to my friend for their birthday.
B1 The email started with a warm greeting to the recipient.
B2 He gave a formal greeting to the guests at the event.
C1 The ambassador exchanged greetings with the foreign dignitaries.
C2 His greeting was met with a polite response from the crowd.
preposition not applicable
A1 I waved in greeting to my friend across the street.
A2 She smiled in greeting as she entered the room.
B1 The hostess gave a warm greeting to all the guests at the party.
B2 The manager nodded in greeting as he passed by the employees.
C1 The diplomat exchanged formal greetings with the foreign dignitaries.
C2 The CEO offered a courteous greeting to the shareholders at the annual meeting.
conjunction not applicable
A1 Greeting friends with a smile is important.
A2 Greeting someone you don't know can be intimidating.
B1 Greeting customers as they enter the store is part of good customer service.
B2 Greeting people in different cultures may require learning specific customs.
C1 Greeting guests at a formal event requires proper etiquette.
C2 Greeting dignitaries at a state function is a diplomatic skill.
interjection not applicable
A1 Greeting! How are you today?
A2 Greeting! Nice to see you again.
B1 Greeting! It's a pleasure to meet you.
B2 Greeting! I hope you're having a great day.
C1 Greeting! It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance.
C2 Greeting! I trust you are well.
article not applicable
A1 Hello!
A2 Good morning, how are you?
B1 Greetings from our team to yours.
B2 The formal greeting at the conference was well received.
C1 The ambassador extended a warm greeting to the visiting dignitaries.
C2 His eloquent greeting set the tone for the diplomatic negotiations.
formal The formal greeting at the event was a handshake and a polite 'Good evening'.
informal She greeted her friends with a warm hug and a cheerful 'Hey, how's it going?'
slang The group of friends greeted each other with a fist bump and a casual 'Sup?'
figurative The sunrise greeted the sleepy town with its warm, golden rays, signaling the start of a new day.
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