guest
noun
adj
verb
ɡest
noun
1
AT AN EVENT
在某一场合
someone
who
is
invited
to
an
event
or
special
occasion
〔某一场合的〕嘉宾，宾客
a
banquet
for
250
distinguished
guests
供 250 位贵宾参加的宴会
as
sb’s
guest
You
are
here
as
my
guests.
你们是我请来的客人。
dinner/wedding
etc
guests
Most
of
the
wedding
guests
had
left.
出席婚礼的宾客大部分都已离去。
Among
the
invited
guests
were
Jerry
Brown
and
Elihu
Harris.
受邀的嘉宾中有杰里．布朗和伊莱休．哈里斯。
The
actress
was
guest
of
honour
(=the
most
important
guest)
at
the
launch.
这位女演员是首发式上的贵宾。
I’ve
nearly
finished
the
guest
list
for
the
wedding.
我差不多已经把参加婚礼的嘉宾名单准备完毕。
2
IN A HOUSE
在家里
someone
you
have
invited
to
stay
in
your
home
for
a
short
time
客人，宾客
We
have
guests
staying
right
now.
我们家这会儿有客人。
3
IN A HOTEL
在酒店
someone
who
is
paying
to
stay
in
a
hotel
旅客，宿客
Use
of
the
sauna
is
free
to
guests.
住店客人桑拿免费。
4
ON A SHOW
在演出
someone
famous
who
is
invited
to
take
part
in
a
show,
concert
etc,
in
addition
to
those
who
usually
take
part
〔表演、音乐会等的〕特邀嘉宾
We
have
some
great
guests
for
you
tonight.
今晚我们为大家邀请了几位特别的嘉宾。
Fontaine
appeared
as
a
guest
on
the
show.
芳登以客串嘉宾的身份出现在节目中。
5
be my guest
used
to
give
someone
permission
to
do
what
they
have
asked
to
do
[口] 请吧〔用于礼貌地同意别人的请求〕
spoken
‘Do
you
mind
if
I
look
at
your
notes?’
‘Be
my
guest.’
“我想看一下你的笔记，你介意吗？”“当然不，请吧。”
adj
6
for
guests
to
use
供客人使用的
He
was
still
asleep
in
the
guest
bedroom.
他睡在客房里还没有醒。
7
a
guest
star,
speaker
etc
is
someone
famous
or
important
who
is
invited
to
take
part
in
an
event,
in
addition
to
the
people
who
usually
take
part
〔明星、演讲者等〕特邀的，客串的
Camfield
was
lucky
in
getting
Cage
and
Rampling
as
guest
stars.
卡姆菲尔德有幸请到了凯奇和兰普林两位明星嘉宾。
He
will
make
a
special
guest
appearance
on
next
week’s
show.
他将作为特邀嘉宾参加下星期的节目。
verb
8
to
take
part
in
a
show,
concert
etc
as
a
guest
担任特邀嘉宾; 客串; 担任特约演员
[+
on
]
She
guested
on
a
comedy
show
last
year.
她去年作客过一个喜剧节目。