Pronunciation

/ˈvɪzɪtə(r)/

Definitions

Noun

• A person who visits someone or someplace: A visitor is an individual who comes to a place temporarily, often with the purpose of seeing, being entertained by, or participating in an event or activity. Example: “The museum attracted many visitors from around the world.”

Verb

• To go and see someone or someplace: To visit is to travel to a location to spend time with someone or explore, often for leisure or business purposes. Example: “I’m planning to visit my grandparents this weekend.”

Phrases

• “Pay a visit” means to go and see someone or a place as a guest.
• “Be a regular visitor” refers to someone who frequently visits a particular place.
• “Welcome visitors” is a phrase used to express hospitality and openness to people coming to a location.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The hotel had a special arrangement for the long-term visitors.”
• Verb: “After the conference ended, the attendees visited local attractions.”
• “The teacher welcomed the new visitors to the classroom.”

Synonyms

• Guest
• Attendee
• Caller
• Occasional visitor
• Tourist
• Guest of honor
• Attendee (in the context of events)