Meanings of rendez-vous in English

Madame commanded that I follow and observe who is at the rendez-vous.

Sometimes he says, Je vous donne rendez-vous en bas de la page.

She would not stoop to the making of a rendez-vous.

I give you then rendez-vous at the Altenburg, where your former quarters await you.

I, on my side, had also the intention of giving you a rendez-vous there.

He couldn't have given Arabella a rendez-vous here?

I've come to our rendez-vous, my dear, Desmond.

Good morning, Mr. Hazlehurst, you are exact at the rendez-vous, for of course you got my note.

Men of fashion, litterateurs, and artists had given each other rendez-vous there to hear our musical celebrities-MM.

The apartment of the bedchamber-woman in waiting became the fashionable evening rendez-vous of the most distinguished wits and beauties.

The ensuing duet between him and Bostana, wherein she gives instruction about time and hour of the rendez-vous, is delightfully fresh and piquant.

Falstaff gleefully reveals the rendez-vous, which he is to have with the lady and thereby leaves poor disguised Mr. Ford a prey to violent jealousy.

It is unimaginable that there should come loss of any attribute of the soul on its way up to the rendez-vous with its Parent, God.

Rendez-vous for beginning of demanding task on 1 October.

The next weekend I won the Rendez-Vous (the Canadian Open).

During my time based in Canada, I won the US Fall Classic and the Rendez-Vous in Canada.