| 词组 | welcome |
| 释义 | welcome /ˈwelkəm/ noun the way in which you greet someone or react to somethingadjectivesa warm/friendly welcome You always get a warm welcome at Lisa’s house. | The hotel staff offer a friendly welcome and helpful service.a big welcome (=with special things happening) We’re planning a big welcome for the team when they return.a great/wonderful/tremendous welcome Thank you for such a wonderful welcome.a rapturous/rousing welcome (=very happy and excited) He returned to his homeland to a rapturous welcome in 1996.a tumultuous welcome (=a very noisy one from a crowd) The Pope received a tumultuous welcome.an official welcome New students will meet in the hall for an official welcome by the university.a cautious/guarded welcome (=used for saying that you are happy about something but also slightly worried about it) The plan was given a cautious welcome by the Labour Party.verbsgive sb a ... welcome also extend sb a ... welcome formal He was given a great welcome by the crowd. | Staff and students extended a warm welcome to visiting parents.get/receive a ... welcome You are sure to receive a warm welcome.outstay/overstay your welcome (=stay longer than someone wants) We had better go soon – we don’t want to outstay our welcome.prepositionsa welcome to sb I would like to give a warm welcome to you all.a welcome to sth You always get a wonderful welcome to their home.in welcome (=in order to welcome someone) He held out his hand in welcome.phrasesgive sb/get a hero’s welcome (=get a big welcome because you have done something very brave or good) The players will get a hero’s welcome when they return.a speech of welcome The Mayor made a brief speech of welcome.a smile of welcome She greets visitors with a warm smile of welcome. |
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