Goer Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɡoʊɝ

GOH-er

UK

ɡˈəʊɐ

GOH-uh

Definition

A 'goer' is a person who regularly goes to a particular place or event, like a moviegoer or churchgoer.

Usage & Nuances

Usually appears as a suffix in compound nouns: 'moviegoer', 'partygoer', 'churchgoer'. Not used alone in conversation. More formal or written. Don't use 'goer' alone to describe someone, but as part of these compounds.

• Spanish: asistente (a un evento) - aficionado (de actividades)
• Portuguese (BR): frequentador - participante
• Portuguese (PT): frequentador - participante
• Chinese (Simplified): 常去的人 - 参加者
• Chinese (Traditional): 常去的人 - 參加者
• Hindi: जाने वाला (कार्यक्रम/स्थान का) - भाग लेने वाला
• Arabic: مُرتاد (مكان ما) - مُشارك
• Bengali: প্রবেশকারী (সংযুক্ত শব্দে) - দর্শক (প্রেক্ষিত অনুযায়ী)
• Russian: посетитель (в составе сложных слов)
• Japanese: 〜好き（〜ごうしゃ）- 〜によく行く人
• Vietnamese: người tham dự (dùng ghép, ví dụ như “người đi xem phim”)
• Korean: 참석자 - ~에 자주 가는 사람
• Turkish: katılımcı - müdavim (bileşik isimlerde)
• Urdu: جانے والا (عام طور پر مرکب اسموں میں)
• Indonesian: pengunjung (dalam gabungan kata, misalnya 'pengunjung bioskop')

Example Sentences

She is a regular churchgoer.

basic

Many moviegoers lined up for tickets.

basic

He is a partygoer and loves dancing.

basic

I've always been a theatergoer, so I know all the best shows in town.

natural

During the summer, festivalgoers come from all over the country.

natural

Not really a gymgoer? That's okay, you can exercise at home too.

natural