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| /ˈvɪzɪt/ |
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| 1 | an occasion when you visit a person or place 访问；参观；作客 |
| The children always enjoyed his visits. 孩子们总是喜欢他来作客。 |
| on a visit I’ ve just come over on a visit. 我只是过来拜访一下。 |
| +to What did you see on your visit to India? 你去印度访问时看到了什么？ |
| have/receive a visit from I was surprised to receive a visit from an old friend. 一个老朋友的到访让我深感意外。 |
| pay sb a visit It’ s been a long time since I’ ve paid my Gran a visit. 我已经很久没去看望我的外婆了。 |
| | 1a | an occasion when an important person such as a political leader or a public official visits a place （政治领导人或公务员的）访问，视察，巡查 | | The president arrived in Taiwan today for a three-day visit. 总统今天抵达日本进行为期3天的访问。 | | The next day we received another visit from the police. 第二天警察又来询问我们。 | |
| | 1b | an occasion when you visit someone such as a doctor or lawyer , or when they visit you 就诊；上门咨询；出诊；探望 | | Few people enjoy a visit to the dentist. 没什么人喜欢去看牙医。 | | Most doctors no longer offer home visits. 大多数医生不再出诊了。 | |
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| 2 | AMERICAN informal an occasion when you spend time talking to someone 谈话；交谈 |
| Words frequently used with visit | | visit 的常见搭配词 | | adjectives | brief, fleeting, flying, frequent, official, planned, recent, regular, | 1 | | verbs | arrange, cancel, make, pay, plan, postpone, receive, | 1 | | | |
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