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Verb (abbreviation of verb) visit; Visit; Chat

Visit; Visit; chat

I am going to visit my aunt for a few days.

I'm going to stay with my aunt for a few days.

Weather permitting, I will visit him tomorrow.

Weather permitting, I will visit him tomorrow.

Grammar:?

Visit as a noun means "come or see someone or visit a place", "visit", "visit" and "stay". In spoken language, it can also mean "chat, talk".

The basic meaning of visiting is to visit someone or a place, that is, to visit, visit, inspect, stay and make house calls. It means to come to someone's place and stay there for a period of time because of etiquette, friendship, business or duty. It can also mean to stay in someone's home or place for a long time as a guest for rest, entertainment and sightseeing. Invasion (disease, disaster, etc.). ), arrival, punishment and revenge or retribution.

Visit can be used as both an intransitive verb and a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, nouns and pronouns are followed by objects. Can be used for passive structures.