visit in Irish
visit in Irish is ar cuairt — visit means to go and see a person or place, usually briefly.
visit in Irish
ar cuairt
(transitive) To habitually go to (someone in distress, sickness etc.) to comfort them. (Now generally merged into later senses, below.) [from 13th c.]
What does "visit" mean?
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verb To go and see a person or place, usually briefly.
"They visited her grandmother every Sunday afternoon."
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verb To go somewhere on official business, such as an inspection.
"The health inspector visits the restaurant twice a year."
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noun An occasion of going to see a person or place.
"Her visit to the doctor confirmed it was nothing serious."
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visit in a sentence
- They visited her grandmother every Sunday afternoon.
- We're planning to visit Rome next spring.
- The health inspector visits the restaurant twice a year.
- Her visit to the doctor confirmed it was nothing serious.
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What is "visit" in Irish?
"visit" in Irish is ar cuairt. visit means: To go and see a person or place, usually briefly.
How do you use "visit" in a sentence?
Example: "They visited her grandmother every Sunday afternoon." In Irish, "visit" is ar cuairt.
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