visit
verb
noun
ˈvɪzɪət verb
1
go to go to see/go and see
to go and spend time in a place or with someone, especially for pleasure or interest In spoken English it is more usual to say that you a place or a person or place. 在英语口语中，更常用的说法是 go to a place 或 go to see/go and see a person or place I,T
Eric went to Seattle to visit his cousins.
埃里克到西雅图去看望他的表兄弟。
I was really pleased that they came to visit me.
他们来看我，我真是高兴。
Which cities did you visit in Spain?
你在西班牙去了哪些城市？
A recent trip to London gave me the opportunity to visit the Science Museum.
最近的一次伦敦之行让我有机会参观了科学博物馆。
She doesn’t visit very often.
她不常来。
We went to the Louvre.
我们去参观了卢浮宫。
I’m going to see my mother.
我要去看望我的母亲。
2 to go to a place as part of your official job, especially to examine it 视察，巡视 T | AmE
The building inspector is visiting the new housing project.
建筑监察员正在视察这个新的住房项目。
[+ with ] AmE 【美】 :
The President’s first trip abroad will be to visit with troops in Bosnia.
总统第一次出国之行将视察驻扎在波斯尼亚的军队。
3 to go to see a doctor, lawyer etc in order to get treatment or advice [正式] 去〔医生、律师等处〕就诊 （咨询 ） T | formal
4 to look at a website on the Internet 访问〔因特网的网站〕 T
Over 1,000 people visit our site every week.
每星期有一千多人访问我们的网站。
5 to talk socially with someone [美] 叙谈，闲谈 I | AmE
[+ with ]
Why don’t you kids play outside while we visit with each other?
你们这些孩子为什么不到外面去玩玩？ 我们聊聊天。
6 to do something to punish someone or show them that you are angry 将〔愤怒〕降临于，惩罚
God’s wrath will be visited on sinners.
神的怒愤将降临于罪人。
noun
7 an occasion when someone goes to spend time in a place or goes to see a person 游览; 参观; 拜访，访问，看望
8 an occasion when you see a doctor, lawyer etc for treatment or advice 就诊; 咨询〔律师等〕
9 an occasion when you talk socially with someone [美] 叙谈; 闲谈 AmE
Barbara and I had a nice long visit.
芭芭拉和我进行了一次愉快的长谈。