Pronunciation: /rɑːn.deɪ.vuː/
noun a meeting at an agreed time and place, typically between two people
A1 I have a rendezvous with my friend at the park.
A2 Let's set a rendezvous point in case we get separated at the concert.
B1 The spies arranged a secret rendezvous to exchange information.
B2 The lovers had a romantic rendezvous under the stars.
C1 The diplomats held a crucial rendezvous to negotiate a peace treaty.
C2 The astronauts had a rendezvous with the space station to dock for supplies.
verb to meet at an agreed time and place
A1 They agreed to rendezvous at the park after school.
A2 We need to rendezvous at the restaurant before the movie starts.
B1 The team will rendezvous at the meeting point before beginning the hike.
B2 The spies will rendezvous at the designated location to exchange information.
C1 The diplomats will rendezvous in Geneva to discuss the peace treaty.
C2 The astronauts will rendezvous in space to dock with the space station.
formal The diplomats agreed to meet at a predetermined rendezvous point to discuss the terms of the treaty.
informal Let's have a rendezvous at the cafe around the corner to catch up.
slang I'm planning a secret rendezvous with my crush at the park tonight.
figurative The intersection of art and science is where creativity and innovation rendezvous.
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