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reunion

/riːˈjuː.njən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, nach einer Trennung wieder zusammenzukommen, oder ein Treffen von Menschen, die früher miteinander verbunden waren, etwa ehemaliger Klassenkameraden oder Kollegen.

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noun

/riːˈjuː.njən/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, nach einer Trennung wieder zusammenzukommen, oder ein Treffen von Menschen, die früher miteinander verbunden waren, etwa ehemaliger Klassenkameraden oder Kollegen.

A noun referring to the act of coming together again after a period of separation, or a social gathering of people who were previously associated, such as former classmates or colleagues.

  1. Gathering of former associatesB1formal

    A social event where people who have not seen each other for a long time, such as former classmates, colleagues, or family members, come together again.

    deTreffen ehemaliger Weggefährten

    • Our high school reunion is scheduled for next summer.
    • The family reunion brought together relatives from all over the country.
    • She organized a reunion for her former colleagues.

    Synonymeassemblyconvocationgatheringget togetherhomecomingmeeting

  2. Act of coming together againB2formal

    The act or process of people or groups being brought together again after a period of separation.

    deWiedervereinigung

    • The reunion of the band after ten years was a huge success.
    • The treaty led to the peaceful reunion of the two regions.
    • Their reunion after the long war was an emotional moment.

    Synonymereassembly

    Antonymedeparturedisuniondivergencepartingseparation

Formen
  • reunions plural form
  • reunions' possessive plural form
  • reunion's possessive singular form
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