visit

• Sustantivo que denota la acción de ir a ver a una persona, lugar u objeto, generalmente por un período corto de tiempo.

A noun referring to an act of going to see a person, place, or thing, typically for a short period of time.

1. Social callA1formal

   An act of going to see a person or place for a short time.

   visita

   • We had a lovely visit with our grandparents.
   • She made a brief visit to her friend's house.
   • The visit lasted only an hour.

   Sinónimoscallsojournstaystopstopover

2. Official tripB1formal

   A formal or professional trip to a place, often for inspection or business.

   Visita oficial

   • The president made an official visit to the factory.
   • The inspector's visit was scheduled for next week.
   • The doctor's home visit was very helpful.

   Sinónimoscallinspectiontourvisitation

3. Tourist tripA2formal

   A trip to a place of interest, such as a museum, city, or country.

   Visita turística

   • Our visit to the museum was very educational.
   • They planned a visit to Paris for the summer.
   • The guided visit of the castle was fascinating.

   Sinónimosexcursionexpeditionjauntoutingtourtrip

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de ir a ver a una persona o a un lugar, generalmente con un propósito social, profesional o de ocio.

A verb used to indicate the act of going to see a person or place, typically for a social, professional, or recreational purpose.

1. A1formal

   To go to a place for a short period of time, especially for social, business, or pleasure reasons.

   Visitar

   • We visited our grandparents last weekend.
   • She plans to visit Paris next summer.
   • He visited the museum to see the new exhibition.

   Sinónimoscall oncome overdrop bypop in

2. Consult a professionalA2formal

   To go to a doctor, lawyer, or other professional for advice or treatment.

   Consultar a un profesional

   • You should visit a dentist if your tooth hurts.
   • He visited his lawyer to discuss the contract.
   • She visited the doctor for a routine check-up.

   Sinónimosconsultsee

3. Stay temporarilyA1informal

   To stay with someone as a guest for a short time.

   Visitar como huésped

   • My cousin is visiting us for the holidays.
   • They visited their friends in London for a week.
   • She visited her aunt and uncle over the summer.

   Sinónimoslodgeput upsojournstaystop over