Collocation
calendar invite
An electronic request sent to someone to ask them to attend a meeting or event, which automatically adds the event to their digital calendar if accepted.
Definition
'calendar invite' is a common English collocation. An electronic request sent to someone to ask them to attend a meeting or event, which automatically adds the event to their digital calendar if accepted.
verb + a calendar invite
“Please send a calendar invite to all team members for the project review meeting.”
Examples
- Could you please send a calendar invite for our marketing strategy session next week?
- I just created a calendar invite for the team briefing and added all necessary details.
- Did you receive the calendar invite I sent yesterday for the client meeting?
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- She decided to decline the calendar invite as she already had another important engagement.
- Don't forget to accept the calendar invite so it appears in your digital schedule.
- He will forward the calendar invite for the departmental workshop to the new intern.
- I haven't yet sent out the calendar invites for the annual company picnic.
- The system automatically generates a calendar invite once you register for the webinar.
- Before the conference, ensure you have accepted all relevant calendar invites for your sessions.
- We need to distribute the calendar invites for the upcoming product launch event soon.
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