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Visit

(n) /ˈvɪzɪt/
Visit

Meaning

Go to see and spend time with (someone) socially.

Pronunciation

UK ˈvɪzɪt

US ˈvɪzɪt

Example Sentences

  • Whether [you're] a student looking to take a gap year or a family hoping to visit somewhere new this year, there is a wealth of choice available to you.
  • Check out our top 10 travel destinations you should definitely visit!
  • Firstly, we will visit to London, UK.
  • For children and those young at heart, visit Orlando and roam through the Disneyworld parks.
  • Fans of sports can visit the race track at Daytona Beach while getting some sea and sunshine at the same time.
  • Certainly not a country most people will visit during their lifetime, but for those in search of something different, it's a great choice.
  • [There's] far too much to see in New York after just one visit, but that [doesn't] mean you [shouldn't] book a trip to the 'Big Apple'.
  • The above destinations are just a few of the places to visit if you want culture, fun and some wonderful adventures!
  • Many people visit London as tourists.
  • The Great Wall of China is the must-visit China attraction.

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