visit

=

la visita

noun

visit

[ˈvɪzɪt]

sustantivo

1. visita (f)

to pay somebody a visit -> hacer una visita a alguien
to be on a visit -> estar de visita

verbo transitivo

2. visitar

verbo intransitivo

también:

to be visiting -> estar de visita

visit [vi-sit]

1. Visitar, ir a ver a alguno.

2. Visitar: se dice del reconocimiento o examen que hace una autoridad eclesiástica o civil de las personas o de los negocios que tienen relación con sus atribuciones.

3. Visitar, enviar Dios a los hombres algún consuelo, visitarse, irse a ver recíprocamente, hacer visitas, ir de visita. (Teología)

4. Inflingir (to inflict).

5. Castigar (to punish, torment).

They visited the ruins of Pompeii -> visitaron las ruinas de Pompeya

va.

sustantivo

1. Visita, visitación, acto de cortesía.

2. Visita personal, de inspección y examen;

verbo

3. gr.

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