Visita Meaning in English
word
vəˈsitə
vuh-SEE-tuh
vɪˈziːtə
vi-ZEE-tuh
Definition
An act of going to see someone or someplace for a short time, often for social, professional, or tourism reasons.
Usage & Nuances
Neutral and commonly used in both formal and informal situations. In English, 'visit' can be a noun ('make a visit') or a verb ('to visit'). Often used with 'pay a visit,' or 'during my visit.' Avoid confusing it with 'visitor' (person) or 'vista' (view).
Spanish: visitaPortuguese (BR): visitaPortuguese (PT): visitaChinese (Simplified): 访问 - 拜访Chinese (Traditional): 拜訪 - 造訪Hindi: मुलाक़ात - यात्राArabic: زيارةBengali: ভিজিট - সফরRussian: визитJapanese: 訪問Vietnamese: chuyến thăm - sự viếng thămKorean: 방문Turkish: ziyaretUrdu: ملاقات - وزٹIndonesian: kunjungan - berkunjung (verb)
Example Sentences
My family had a visit from my uncle last weekend.
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Her visit to the museum was very interesting.
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The president made a short visit to the school.
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We always have a great time when friends visit us.
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I’ll pay you a visit next time I’m in town.
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Their visit left a lasting impression on the children.
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