Definition of tryst - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
romancesecret meeting between lovers
- They arranged a tryst in the secluded garden.
2.
meetingplace where a secret meeting happens
- The old barn was their usual tryst.
Verb
secret meetingRare agree to meet secretly at a placeRare
- They trysted under the old oak tree.
Origin of tryst
Middle English, trysten (to make an appointment)
Examples of tryst in a sentence
He wrote a poem about their secret tryst. They arranged a tryst at the secluded garden. The library served as their secret tryst. They trysted at the hidden beach every summer. The lovers trysted in the quiet library corner.
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- French:rencontre amoureuse, se rencontrer en secret, ...
- German:Stelldichein, sich heimlich treffen, ...
- Italian:incontro segreto, vedersi, ...
- Spanish:cita secreta, encontrarse, ...
- Portuguese:encontro amoroso, encontrar-se, ...
- Chinese:幽会, 幽会地点, ...
- Japanese:密会, 会う約束をする, ...
- Arabic:موعد غرامي سري, تَواعَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:מִפְגָּשׁ חֲשָׁאי בֵּין מֵאַהֲבִים, לְהִפָּגֵשׁ בְּסוֹד, ...
- Russian:свидание, договориться встретиться, ...
- Ukrainian:побачення, домовлятися зустрітися, ...
- Hindi:मुलाकात, गुप्त रूप से मिलना, ...
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