關於Reunion的意思和用法的提問

A: Reunion is when people meet each other again after a long time.
For example, if a student has been studying abroad and they meet their family again, they can say that they “reunited” or “had a reunion” with their family.

A: it's a dinner or a party to celebrate an anniversary of some description. (high school 10 year anniversary, university,) often to catch-up with people you haven't seen in a long time.

A: The way it is, the sentence sounds very wrong.
The word "Eventual" is almost exclusively used in the future or past tenses. So you could change the sentence to:

Joseph's eventual reunion with his brother was emotional.
or
Joseph's eventual reunion with his brother will be emotional.

A: A get together dinner:)

A: Thank you!! I will try it✨

A: -I would like to reunion the relations between me and my old friend

A: I went to a high school reunion, and saw my high school friends for the first time in ages.

There was a family reunion after the family separated for many years.

The orphan met his mother for the first time at the reunion event.

A: reunion= when you haven’t seen people in a long time, so you make an event to see them again
party= a bunch of people usually dancing or just having a good time
get-together=basically a small party

A: to fail = 欠かす/失敗する

I failed to attend
状況:
行くつもりだったけど、日を間違えた。

I couldn’t attend
(残念ながら)行けなかった。

A: reunion is a noun, reunite is a verb.

I am looking forward to my high school reunion because I want to reunite with some of my old friends.

A: An assembly can be any gathering of people, but a reunion means that people are getting back together. An example being some people have family reunions on holidays where the whole family is reunited.

A: Make the reunion would imply go to the reunion. Will you be there? I will make (it to) the reunion.
You can also say do the reunion to mean the same but it implies you are planning or executing the reunion. I heard you and the committee are going to do the reunion (at the restaurant).
In conversation I would typically say: Are you going to the reunion? or Will you be able to make the reunion? or Will they have the money to do the reunion?

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A: meeting with my girlfriends

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A: @isabella3456: Se dice: Family reunion.

A: “What a gorgeous reunion! Even if you haven’t seen the movie, you must have heard the theme song.”

"I vaguely remember the story.”

A: Neither sound quite right. Eventually means not now, but sometime. We’re is present tense, when you use eventually talking about the present it doesn’t make sense because eventually means not now (sorry if that’s confusing).
So if you want to talk about meeting your son eventually (in the future), you would say:
“We’ll eventually get back together with our son” or “We’ll eventually be reunited with our son”. Reunion doesn’t work in that sentence because a reunion is an event not a verb.

A: I am not exactly sure what you mean. alternative phrase:
Lets have a reunion.

Note: the word reunion means a gathering of people so you can omit "of the people".

A: very good! Perfectly natural :)

A: I think "The reunion made me sad, as it was the first and last reunion we had. What I already knew made me even more sad" is correct.
Hope this helps, feel free to ask me any questions ☺️