visit verb ⇨visit (visit an old friend)⇨check1 (inspectors visit a school)⇨stay2 (visit the States)visit
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visit ♦︎ tour ♦︎ stay ♦︎ call ♦︎ stopoverThese are all words for an occasion or period of time when sb goes to see a person or place and spends time there.这些词均表示对某人的拜访、看望,或者对某地的参观、访问或逗留。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆on a visit / tour / call◆during sb's visit / tour / stay◆an overnight stay / stopover◆to go on a visit / tour◆to make a visit / stay / call◆to pay sb a visit / call◆to cut short a visit / tour / stay◆to cancel a visit / tour■visit [countable] an occasion or period of time when you go to see a person or place and spend time there拜访;看望;访问;参观◆Is this your first visit to New York?这是你第一次到访纽约吗?◆We had a visit from the police last night.昨晚警察到我们家里来了。◆Enjoy your visit!祝你此行玩得痛快!◆If you have time, pay a visit to the local museum.你若有空,就去参观一下当地的博物馆吧。◆The prime minister is on an official visit to Jamaica.首相在牙买加进行正式访问。 see also visit ⇨ stayverb2, visitor ⇨ tourist■tour [countable] an act of walking around, looking at and learning about a place, especially as a visitor or tourist(尤指以参观者或游客身份进行的)游览,参观,观光◆In the afternoon we went on a tour of the ruins.下午我们去参观了那个遗址。◆We were given a guided tour of the palace.我们由导游带领参观游览了那座宫殿。◆The minister continued with his tour of inspection(= an official visit to examine a place) of the prison.部长继续视察那座监狱。 see also tour ⇨ tourverb■stay [countable] a period of staying somewhere on a visit停留;逗留◆I enjoyed my stay in Prague.我在布拉格逗留期间过得很开心。 see also stay ⇨ stayverb2■call [countable] a short visit to sb's home短暂拜访◆I'm afraid this isn't a social call.恐怕这不是一次社交拜访。◆The doctor's out on a call at the moment.医生这会儿正在出诊。ⓘ Call is used especially about a short visit to sb's home made by a professional person, especially a doctor or nurse. It can also be used about friends visiting each other, but this now sounds rather old-fashioned. * call尤指专业人士,尤其是医生或护士,到某人家里的短暂探访;也可指朋友间的相互拜访,不过这一用法现在听起来有点过时◆He decided to pay a call on his old friend.他决定去拜访他的老友。■stopoverˈstɒpəʊvə(r); NAmEˈstɑːpoʊvər [countable] a short stay somewhere between two parts of a journey中途停留◆We had a two-day stopover in Fiji on the way to Australia.我们去澳大利亚的途中在斐济停留了两天。 see also stop over ⇨ stayverb2visit
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visit ♦︎ go to sth ♦︎ see ♦︎ attend ♦︎ call ♦︎ drop in/round/by ♦︎ pop in/round/over ♦︎ stop by sth ♦︎ look in on sb ♦︎ look sb upThese words all mean to go to see a person or place for a period of time.这些词均表示拜访、看望某人,或参观、访问某地。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to call / drop in / pop in / look in on sb◆to visit / see a / the doctor / dentist◆to go to the doctor's / dentist's◆to come / go to visit / see sb◆to come / go and visit / see sb◆to call / drop in / pop in / stop by to see sb◆to often visit / go to sth / see / drop in / pop in / stop by / look in◆to regularly visit / go to sth / see / attend / call / pop in◆to occasionally visit / go to sth / see / attend / call / drop in / look in■visit [transitive] (ratherformal) to travel to a place to see it or to spend some time with a person参观;访问;拜访;看望◆The President will be visiting six European capitals.总统将出访欧洲六国首都。◆I visited her in hospital.我到医院去看望她。■ˈgo to sth
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(goes, went, gone) [no passive] to visit or spend time in a place for a particular purpose(为某目的)去(某处)◆I have to go to the doctor's for a check-up.我得去找医生做身体检查。◆Do you go to church(= regularly attend church services)?你平常上教堂吗?◆I'm not prepared to go to prison for a crime I didn't commit.我可不愿意为自己没有犯的罪进监狱。◆They sometimes go to the pub after work.他们有时下班后去酒吧。■see(saw, seen) [transitive] to visit sb拜访;看望;探视◆When was the last time you saw a dentist?你上次去看牙医是什么时候?◆Come and see us again soon!早点再来看我们!◆He said he'd been to see his sister.他说自己去看望姐姐了。ⓘ In this meaning see is used especially in the expressions come/go and see sb and come/go to see sb.表达此义时see尤用于短语come/go and see sb和come/go to see sb。■attend [transitive] (formal) to go regularly to a place such as a church, school or hospital经常去,定期去(教堂、学校、医院等)◆The children attended the local school.孩子们在当地学校读书。◆The patients all attend the clinic monthly.病人都是每月去门诊一次。■call [intransitive] (especially BrE, ratherformal) to visit sb at home for a short time短暂拜访◆We called but they were out.我们去拜访时他们不在家。◆I called round at the house to check how things were.我去家访了,想看看情况如何。■ˌdrop ˈin■ˌdrop ˈby■ˌdrop ˈround
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(-pp-) [no passive] (ratherinformal) to visit a person or place for a short time, especially when you are not expected顺便访问;顺便进入◆Don't forget to drop in on Harry.别忘了顺便去看看哈里。◆They dropped round for a drink.他们顺便去喝了杯酒。◆I'll drop by some time next week.下周有空时我会过来坐坐。◆I sometimes drop into the National Gallery for an hour or so.有时候我顺便到国家美术馆待上约一个钟头。▸ˈdrop-in
(-pp-) (BrE, informal) to visit a person or place for a short time, especially when you are not expected顺便访问;顺便进入◆I was just passing and thought I'd pop in.我正好路过,于是想顺便进去看看。■ˌstop ˈby■ˌstop ˈby sth
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(-pp-) [no passive] (ratherinformal) to visit a place for a short time顺路造访;过去坐坐◆He used to stop by every day.过去他每天都顺路过来坐坐。◆She stopped by the store at about five o'clock.大约5点钟的时候,她顺路进了那家商店。 see also stop ⇨ stay1, stop over ⇨ stay2■ˌlook ˈin on sb
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(ratherinformal) to make a short visit to sb, especially sb who is old or ill短暂探访(尤指探访老人或病人)◆Could you look in on Dad some time?你什么时候能顺便去看望一下爸爸吗?■ˌlook sb ˈup
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[no passive] (informal) to visit or make contact with sb, especially when you normally live far away or have not seen them for a long time(尤指在久别之后)拜访,看望,接触◆I promised to look her up next time I was in England.我答应下次到英国一定去看望她。