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visit

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈvɪzɪt/

visit means: To go to see someone and spend time with them.

verb

SEE SOMEONEA1

To go to see someone and spend time with them.

  • We visit Grandma every Sunday.
  • She visited me in hospital.
  • Are your parents visiting you this weekend?

Similar words: call on, see

Common phrases: visit someone, visit a friend, visit family

GO TO PLACEA1

To go to a place and spend some time there.

  • We want to visit Rome.
  • She visited three museums last weekend.
  • Have you visited our website?

Similar words: go to

Common phrases: visit a museum, visit a city, visit a website

noun

TIME SPENT THEREA2

An occasion when you go to see someone or spend time in a place.

  • We enjoyed our visit to Paris.
  • Her visits always make me happy.
  • They paid us a surprise visit yesterday.

How to use it: visit to someone/somewhere (Our visit to the museum lasted two hours.); visit from someone (We had a visit from our cousins.)

Common phrases: pay a visit, short visit, visit to somewhere

MEDICAL APPOINTMENTA2

An occasion when a doctor sees you to check your health or give treatment.

  • My next doctor visit is on Monday.
  • The nurse arranged a home visit.
  • Regular visits help the doctor follow your progress.

How to use it: visit to the doctor (A visit to the doctor may help you understand the pain.)

Similar words: consultation, appointment

Common phrases: doctor visit, medical visit, visit to someone

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