撞到...。

Met

eg: Today, I met Mary or I met Mary today


Meet

vt.
1. 遇見;碰上
I met her at the gymnasium.
我在體育館遇見她。
2. 認識;會見
3. 迎接
Shall we go to the station to meet your mother?
我們去車站接你的母親好嗎?
4. 對抗;和...交手
5. 遭遇,經歷
A policeman could meet danger any minute of his working day.
警察在值勤時隨時都可能碰到危險。
6. 對付,應付;如期償付
Let's meet that problem when it comes up.
那問題一出現,我們就來對付它。
7. 和...接觸,與...相遇
8. (路等)與...交叉;交會
9. 滿足;符合
To be a pilot, one must meet certain physical standards.
要當飛行員必須達到體格上的某些標準。
vi.
1. 相遇;相會;相識
The two trains met at a small station.
兩列火車在一個小站相遇(即錯車)。
2. 集合;聚會;開會
3. 接觸;接合;會合
The two rivers meet near the capital.
這兩條河在首都附近會合。
4. 交戰
n.[C]
1. 【美】集會;競賽大會
He broke two national records in a track meet.
他在一次田徑比賽中打破了兩項全國記錄。
2. 【英】(狩獵前獵人和獵犬的)集合

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a.
1. 【舊】適當的,適合的[(+for)]

Today Mary met xxx
If it's: Mary bumped into xxx, that means Mary and xxx clashed and fell (sth simliar). in your case, we should use 'met'.

今日撞到Mary -> I bumped into Mary today.

2007-01-11 17:04:24 補充：
Honestly, *to bump into* is the right way of saying 撞到, because 撞到 is not merely *to meet*, but also *to meet by chance*.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/bump+into

bump into v.
To meet by chance: I often bump into him at the supermarket.

run in to
Today I run in to Mary at........(where)