0 someone who comes to visit you -- invitado, -a
We have some guests coming this weekend.
2 a famous person who has been invited to appear on a television or radio programme, or at an event -- invitado, -a
3 sb you invite somewhere -- invitado/ada [ masculine-feminine ]
4 a famous person who appears briefly at an event -- invitado/ada [ masculine-feminine ]
5 used to give permission in a friendly way -- invitado/ada
The theme of sustainable development must not be overshadowed by a prominent guest but must now be taken seriously.
I would now really like to ask that you treat our guests, when they arrive, with consideration and respect.
I would say to our guests: please go and have a good lunch and be assured that it should be safe!
This also means that these guest supervisors refuse to transfer powers to supervisors who play first fiddle.
Anybody who arrives in an existing state must realise that they are its guests.
I know that a number of distinguished guests, including ambassadors, have joined us for that today.
We shall not have any more foreign guests at our committee meetings if we cannot offer them the minimum security cover that will guarantee their safety.
Nobody invites a guest home unless the house is prepared for them.
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客人,賓客, (飯店的)旅客,宿客, (廣播電視節目中的)特邀嘉賓,特別來賓…
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客人,宾客, (宾馆的)旅客,宿客, (广播电视节目中的)特邀嘉宾…
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convidado, -a, hóspede…
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客, 来客, (宿の)客…
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misafir, konuk, ziyaretçi…
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invité/-ée [masculine-feminine], invité/-ée d’honneur, invite/-ée…
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convidat, -ada, hoste…
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ضَيْف, نَزيل, ضَيف…
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