Welcome into Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈwɛɫkəm/ /ˈɪntu/, /ɪnˈtu/, /ɪntə

WEL-kuhm IN-too

UK

wˈɛlkʌm/ /ˈɪntʊ

WEL-kum IN-too

Definition

To greet someone warmly and accept them as they come into a place, group, or situation.

Usage & Nuances

Often used when someone is physically entering a location ('welcome into our home') or joining a group ('welcome into the team'). Can be both formal and informal. Common with 'welcome someone into'. Not interchangeable with just 'welcome', which is broader.

• Spanish: dar la bienvenida a - recibir en
• Portuguese (BR): receber em - dar boas-vindas a
• Portuguese (PT): receber em - dar as boas-vindas a
• Chinese (Simplified): 欢迎进入 - 欢迎加入
• Chinese (Traditional): 歡迎進入 - 歡迎加入
• Hindi: में स्वागत करना
• Arabic: يرحب بـ
• Bengali: স্বাগত জানানো (কোনো জায়গায়/দলে ঢোকার সময়)
• Russian: приветствовать в - принимать в
• Japanese: 迎え入れる
• Vietnamese: chào đón vào
• Korean: 맞아들이다 - 환영하다 (들어올 때)
• Turkish: aramıza kabul etmek - içeri davet etmek
• Urdu: خوش آمدید کہنا (کسی جگہ یا گروہ میں شامل کرتے وقت)
• Indonesian: menyambut ke dalam

Example Sentences

We want to welcome into our home anyone who needs help.

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The club will welcome into its membership everyone over 18.

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Teachers welcome into the classroom new students every year.

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We're happy to welcome into the team someone with your experience.

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The community is ready to welcome into its midst anyone who shares its values.

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That's great news—we can't wait to welcome into our family the newest member!

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