visit
- noun
- /ˈvɪzɪt/
- In 1956, they performed in Lagos to celebrate a visit by Queen Elizabeth II.
- doctor visit
- a clinic visit
- first visit
We had been talking about in our previous visits, his preparations.
- We had been talking about in our previous visits, his preparations.
- So I went down to Wakefield Prison for the first visit and I went with Paula.
- I remember, I remember a visit to Kyoto, no, Nagoya.
- The most profitable doctor visit in North America is a blood pressure check.
- In the Chinese press, Friedman's visit was reported in laudatory terms.
- They said it, right, come on the visit and said this to me.
- That is why I offered my visit to Castle Industrial Complex last month.
- I went to Hull on my first town visit, escorted town visit.
Examples
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If you learn nothing else on your visit to this country, memorize that fact.
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This is our first visit, so great honour.
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When do we pay our visit to the old Master Control, huh?
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A visit from an old friend.
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I'll also pay him a little visit.
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I'm sorry it's been so long since my last visit.
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Thought we'd pay you a visit.
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There have been a number of high-level visits between India and Israel during the past two decades.
Academic text (2013) -
He was my host on my visit to LSU.
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My mother's here for her annual visit. I love when Betty comes to town.
Synonyms
A journey to a place and back for work or fun
A trip visiting several places and returning to the start, usually for work or pleasure
A short visit to someone for business or social reasons
A formal inspection when people in charge come to check a place or group
A short stay in a place as a guest
A formal check at a place to see if it is suitable for a project
A short trip to see someone or something
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Etymology
Visit as a noun comes from Latin videre 'to see' and is related to vision. It names the 'time you go to see' someone or a place, which is why a visit is an occasion of meeting.