guestbook
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- noun
- /ˈɡɛstˌbʊk/
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libro de visitas
- The guestbook bulged with the compliments of visitors and investors from 49 states and 27 countries.
- Sign the guestbook
- names on every guestbook
Examples
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While visiting Westminster Abbey, Obama went to sign in at the guestbook.
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When you are planning your wedding event, you have to be sure that there is a person allocated to pick up your guestbook, toasting cups, video cameras, and so on from the furniture.
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Everything I get is a "Like" (most of the time from the same two or three people), but nobody seems to comment in my guestbook.
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Excerpts from the V.V. guestbook:
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The website for the show features a 'hotel gift shop' and a 'guestbook' with quotes from celebrities like Pink and Leonardo DiCaprio.
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In the guestbook, Shawn writes this was the 2nd to last show, but there's another entry in the guestbook on 92-05-24.
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In the guestbook, Shawn writes this was the 2nd to last show, but there's another entry in the guestbook on 92-05-24.
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On that visit, at the mausoleum of Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the modern Turkish republic, he signed the guestbook as "your modest soldier, Elchibey."
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Bassist Greta (replacing Andy Hadel on this tour) wrote something in the V.V. guestbook.
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While visiting Westminster Abbey, Obama went to sign in at the guestbook.
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Etymology
Guestbook comes from the simple words guest and book: a guest is a 'visitor' and a book is something 'to write in'. So a guestbook is a book or an online page where visitors sign their names or leave messages.