What is the meaning of Rendezvous?

Answer:
A Meeting place.

A secret place for couples.

Rendevous is a french term meaning 'to meet you'.

Slightly better translation: To present oneself.

Rendez-vous is the original French word. It means to have a meeting at a specific place at a specific time. The final letter is not pronounced on French words. You can say we can Rendez-vous in front of the hotel at 11 A.M. or you can say we will all get together in front of the hotel at 11 A.M.

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