Collocation
team meeting
A scheduled gathering of members of a team to discuss progress, issues, or plans.
Definition
'team meeting' is a common English collocation. A scheduled gathering of members of a team to discuss progress, issues, or plans.
hold + a + team meeting
“We need to hold a team meeting to discuss the new project's milestones.”
Examples
- The manager decided to hold a team meeting every Monday morning.
- Did you attend the team meeting yesterday afternoon?
- Please schedule a team meeting for next Tuesday to review the budget.
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- I have to lead the team meeting later today, so I'm preparing my notes.
- They had to cancel the team meeting because too many people were out sick.
- Can you please join the team meeting at 10 AM sharp?
- Who is going to run the team meeting if the project manager is absent?
- We successfully held an emergency team meeting to address the critical bug.
- It's important to organize a productive team meeting to keep everyone aligned.
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