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21met... — met…, Met… 〈in Zus.; vor Vokalen〉 = meta…, Meta… …
22Met... — met…, Met… 〈in Zus.; vor Vokalen〉 = meta…, Meta… …
23met — [met] v the past tense and past participle of ↑meet …
24Met — n the Met informal …
25met... — met..., Met... vgl. ↑meta..., ↑Meta …
26met — met1 [met] vt., vi. pt. & pp. of MEET1 met2 abbrev. 1. metaphor 2. metaphysics 3. metropolitan 4. meteorological 5. meteorology …
27met|al — «MEHT uhl», noun, adjective, verb, aled, al|ing or (especially British) alled, al|ling. –n. 1. a) any one of a group of chemical elements, such as iron, gold, silver, copper, lead, and tin. Metals usually ave a shiny surface, are good conductors… …
28Met|a|zo|a — «MEHT uh ZOH uh», noun. plural of metazoon. Met|a|zo|a «MEHT uh ZOH uh», noun (plural). the subkingdom of animals that comprises the metazoans …
29met|a|zo|a — «MEHT uh ZOH uh», noun. plural of metazoon. Met|a|zo|a «MEHT uh ZOH uh», noun (plural). the subkingdom of animals that comprises the metazoans …
30met|ri|fy — met|ri|fy1 «MEHT ruh fy», transitive verb, intransitive verb, fied, fy|ing. to put into meter; make verse. ╂[< Middle French métrifier < Medieval Latin metrificare < Latin metrum meter1 + facere make] met|ri|fy2 «MEHT ruh fy», transitive …
