| 单词 | visa |
| 释义 | visaLaw vi·sa /ˈviːzə/ ●●○ noun [countableC] SCLTRAVELan official mark put on your passport that gives you permission to temporarily enter or leave a foreign country 〔护照上的〕签证 I was still in New York, trying to get a visa to visit Russia. 我仍在纽约，正在办理去俄罗斯的签证。 a work/student/tourist visa She applied for a three-month tourist visa. 她申请了三个月的旅游签证。 an entry/exit visa 入境/出境签证 n COLLOCATIONS verbs apply for a visa I applied for a visa to visit China. get a visa (also obtain a visa formal) He was having difficulties getting a visa. give somebody a visa (also grant somebody a visa formal) She has been granted a special visa. refuse/deny somebody a visa The Lebanese embassy refused him a visa. somebody's visa expires/runs out (=it ends) I had 14 days to leave the country because my visa had expired. extend/renew somebody's visa (=allow a visa to apply to a longer time) He hoped that his visa might be extended. overstay your visa (=stay longer than you are allowed to) ADJECTIVES/NOUN + visaTwo women in the group had overstayed their visas. a tourist/travel/visitor's visa He applied for a tourist visa. a work/student visa They'd sent their daughter abroad on a student visa. an entry/exit visa All foreigners need an entry visa. a transit visa (=a visa that allows you to pass through a particular country) Transit visas will be issued at the airport. a 14-day/six-month etc visa visa + NOUNSpecial 10-day visas were issued to cover the time of the conference. a visa application U.S. immigration authorities have turned down their visa application. the visa requirements Check the visa requirements with your travel agent. Examples from the Corpus visa• Hurley had promised him a visa, too.• Members of Congress have questioned the State Department about how Wang obtained a visa and whether officials knew of his arms background.• It is your responsibility to be in possession of a valid passport and any visa which may be necessary.• His visa expired on June 30,1972.• I wondered how they would arrange my visa for Riga, but I didn't ask.• We waited to have our visas minutely examined by security police with green uniforms and humorless expressions.• However, please remember that some holidays require visas or inoculations, which may take several weeks to obtain. From Longman Business Dictionary visavi·sa /ˈviːzə/ noun [countableC]TRAVEL an official mark put on your passport by the representative of a foreign country, that allows you to enter, pass through, or leave that country In Saudi Arabia foreigners need both an entry visa and an exit visa. (1800-1900) French Latin, “things seen”, from visus; → VISION |
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