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Meetup From the English meetup

Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 8:47 am
by sumaiyakhatun27
18. – meeting. Again, not in every context: if you decided to sit in a coffee shop with a friend, the term will not work. But a meetup can be called, for example, a creative evening of a poet – this is a meeting with readers. That is, in essence, this is a non-commercial event where people come who are united by common interests.


- We accidentally printed a million flyers instead of a thousand - the zero key list of malta whatsapp phone numbers got stuck. I suggest we drop the extra nine hundred and ninety-nine thousand on some non-commercial event of interest... The exact definition, as you can see, is quite long – so the word “meetup” turned out to be convenient and tenacious. In November, it was searched for 1,770+ times, and interest in it continues to grow.


Verdict : the full Russian-language equivalent of the word is too long – there is nothing wrong with using an Anglicism. 19. Open space From the English open space - open space. This is a layout in which line employees and middle managers work in one large room. Usually it is implied that such an office has several closed meeting rooms and several separate offices for top managers.