meet, meat

meet - /miːt/

meat - /miːt/

• Let’s meet at the butcher’s shop to pick up some fresh meat for the barbecue.
• At the dinner party, we’ll meet the chef who prepared the delicious meat dishes.
• She was excited to meet the farmer who raised the organic meat she bought.
• During the cooking class, we’ll meet people who specialize in preparing exotic meat.
• They planned to meet for lunch and enjoy a meal of grilled meat skewers.
• It was at the market where we first meet and discovered our shared love for smoked meat.
• We will meet at the deli counter to decide which type of meat to buy for sandwiches.
• When you meet the new butcher, ask him for his recommendation on the best cut of meat.
• The group decided to meet at the steakhouse to enjoy a variety of meat dishes.
• You’ll meet the hunters later to learn how they preserve the wild game meat.

Pronunciation Note:

    • Meet: /miːt/ - to come together with someone or encounter them.

    • Meat: /miːt/ - edible flesh of animals, typically consumed as food.