To meet up is to meet someone, or a group of people, in order to do something together.
Examples of use:
1. My friend and I meet up for lunch once a week.
2. We met up for dinner and then went to the theatre.
3. Sian and I are meeting up at 2pm tomorrow.
| infinitive | meet up |
| present simple | meet up and meets up |
| -ing form | meeting up |
| past simple | met up |
| past participle | met up |
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