to guest
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4.3
- verb
- /ɡɛst/
:
participar como invitado
- If you would like to guest post on Nimztech, please check the guidelines.
- guest star
- guest host
- guested on a show
I am Vonfire, would you like to guest host on this past weekend?
- I am Vonfire, would you like to guest host on this past weekend?
- And I came across guesting on a lot of shows.
Examples
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Last Friday, I was delighted to guest post for Luciane over at Home Bunch.
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Maybe a few characters could guest star, but that's enough.
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Which is why the two of you ought to guest star in the next episode.
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If you ask someone to guest blog, they are getting something out of it as well as you.
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Sir, I would like for you to guest post on my book blog and tell this exact story.
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The newest thing is companies and brands who want to "guest post" on my blog.
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Lando is here now guest starring here in Chattanooga.
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NBC announced today that Liza Minnelli is going to guest star on Smash this upcoming season as herself.
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Miley Cyrus will guest-star on CBS's Two and a Half Men, the network announced on Monday.
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Tomorrow night, Jennifer Aniston will guest star in the season finale of Courteney Cox's new show, "Dirt."
Synonyms
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5.4
To make a short appearance in a film or TV show as a special guest
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Etymology
Guest as a verb comes from the same root gæst, which meant 'visitor'. So to 'guest' on a show is to appear as a temporary visitor or special guest for that event.