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| 1 | someone you have invited to your home , for a party or a meal , or to stay the night 客人；宾客 |
| tips for getting rid of unwanted guests 摆脱掉不受欢迎的客人的小方法 |
| We’ ve got guests staying this weekend. 这个周末我们有客人在家。 |
| welcome/greet/receive a guest The President and his wife were in the hallway, greeting their dinner guests. 总统和夫人站在门厅迎候出席晚宴的客人。 |
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| 2 | someone who has been invited to a party , meeting , or other event by the people organizing it （被邀请出席聚会等的）客人，与会者 |
| She was eager to mingle with the other party guests. 她急切地想和聚会上其他的客人融在一起。 |
| +at He was a guest at our wedding. 他是我们婚礼上的客人。 |
| +of They were at the Festival as the guests of a Greek businessman. 他们作为一名希腊商人的客人参加了那个节庆活动。 |
| invited guests The ceremony will take place before 10,000 invited VIP guests. 庆典将在10000名应邀而至的嘉宾面前举行。 |
| honoured/distinguished guests Welcome, Mr Prime Minister, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. 首相先生，各位嘉宾，女士们，先生们，欢迎各位的光临。 |
| | 2a | someone you invite to a restaurant , the theatre etc, and whose meal or ticket you pay for （被邀请去餐馆、剧院等的）客人 | | You’ re here as my guest. 你在这里是我请的客人。 | |
| | 2b | someone you take with you to a club where you are a member （被邀请同去某俱乐部的）客人 | | Please would members remember to sign in all guests before using the pool. 请会员在使用游泳池前先登记所有同来的客人。 | |
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| 3 | someone who is paying to stay at a hotel or eat in a restaurant （宾馆的）客人；（餐馆的）顾客 |
| the arriving/departing guests 将要到达/离开的客人 |
| There is live music to entertain guests. 顾客们可以享受现场实况音乐。 |
| hotel guest The indoor heated pool is free to hotel guests. 室内温水游泳池对宾馆客人免费开放。 |
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| 4 | someone who appears on a television or radio show that they do not regularly appear on （电视、广播节目的）嘉宾 |
| our panel of celebrity guests 我们的明星嘉宾小组 |
| My first guest tonight is famous for both her singing and acting talent. 今晚我邀请的第一位嘉宾在歌唱和表演两方面都很有名。 |
| guest appearance The band agreed to make a guest appearance on his show. 那个乐队同意在他的节目中以嘉宾身份露面。 |
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| - | be my guest spoken
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| 1 | used for saying that someone can do something that you are having difficulty with or do not want to do yourself 请便；随便 | ‘Can I try opening it?’ ‘Be my guest.’ “能让我试开一下吗？”“请便。” | |
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| 2 | yes used as a polite reply to a request 请吧；可以 | ‘Do you mind if I sit down?’ ‘Be my guest.’ “我坐这里可以吗？”“请坐吧。” | |
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