Visit with Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈvɪzɪt/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ

VIZ-it WITH, VIZ-it WITH

UK

vˈɪzɪt/ /wˈɪð

vi-ZIT with

释义

To spend time talking and interacting with someone, usually in a friendly and relaxed way. Common in informal American English.

用法与细微差别

'Visit with' is mostly used in US English, especially informally. It means having a conversation or spending relaxed time together; it's not just physically going somewhere. Common with friends or family ('I visited with my aunt'). Not used in the same way in British English.

• Spanish: charlar con - reunirse con - pasar tiempo con
• Portuguese (BR): conversar com - passar tempo com
• Portuguese (PT): conversar com - passar tempo com
• Chinese (Simplified): 与……聊天 - 与……一起待着
• Chinese (Traditional): 和……聊天 - 和……一起待著
• Hindi: से मिलना और बातें करना
• Arabic: التحدث مع - قضاء وقت مع
• Bengali: কথা বলা - আড্ডা দেওয়া
• Russian: поболтать - пообщаться
• Japanese: （人と）おしゃべりする - 親しく話す
• Vietnamese: trò chuyện - tâm sự cùng
• Korean: 이야기 나누다 - 담소하다
• Turkish: sohbet etmek - muhabbet etmek
• Urdu: بات چیت کرنا - گپ شپ کرنا
• Indonesian: mengobrol - bercengkerama

例句

I want to visit with my grandmother this weekend.

basic

We visited with our neighbors after dinner.

basic

Can we visit with you for a while?

basic

I stopped by to visit with Tom about his new job.

natural

They love to visit with old friends whenever they’re in town.

natural

After the meeting, we all stayed to visit with each other for a bit.

natural