گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'welcome'

1 عمومی:: پذیرایی‌ كردن‌

2 عمومی:: خوشامد گفتن‌

3 عمومی:: خوشامد

4 عمومی:: خوشایند

5 عمومی:: استقبال کردن

1 general::   adj. VERBS be, feel | make sb They made us very welcome in their home. ADV. doubly, especially, extremely, highly, more than, most, particularly, very The 1% rate cut is highly welcome. You would be a most welcome guest. | perfectly, quite You are perfectly welcome to stay here: I can't offer five-star accommodation, that's all. | not at all, not entirely He made it plain that Holman's interest in his business affairs was not at all welcome. | always Visitors are always welcome. PREP. to New members are welcome to the club.

2 general::   noun ADJ. big, enthusiastic, friendly, great, rapturous, rousing, special, tumultuous, warm The audience gave the band a rousing welcome. | broad, general The proposals have been given a broad welcome by green campaigners. | cautious, guarded, qualified | cool, cold, chilly | official | hero's She got a hero's welcome on her return from the Olympics. VERB + WELCOME get, receive | extend, give sb | await A warm welcome awaits you at this family-run hotel. | outstay/overstay your Sensing that he had outstayed his welcome, he quickly said his goodbyes and left. PREP. in ~ She held out her arms in welcome. | ~ from The proposal received a cautious welcome from the Opposition. | ~ to A big welcome to our special guest, Sir James Greenan. They received a cold welcome to their new home. PHRASES a smile of welcome, a speech of welcome, words of welcome

3 general:: see WARM WELCOME; WEAR OUT ONE'S WELCOME; YOU' RE WELCOME.

4 general::   verb greet sb/be pleased sb has come ADV. heartily, warmly If you visit our town you will be warmly welcomed. | formally, officially | back The whole family turned out to welcome him back. VERB + WELCOME be delighted to, be pleased to | prepare to, wait to The school is preparing to welcome the new intake of students. PREP. into He welcomed us into the club. | to We are delighted to welcome you to our firm. PHRASES look forward to welcoming sb, welcome sb with open arms They welcomed the new volunteers with open arms (= with enthusiasm). be pleased about sth and support it ADV. enthusiastically, particularly, greatly, warmly Many companies have warmly welcomed these changes in legislation. | positively We positively welcome applications from all sections of the community. | broadly | cautiously Foreign bankers and economists cautiously welcomed the minister's initiative. | initially PHRASES be generally/universally/widely welcomed The proposals have been widely welcomed.

5 general:: welcome adjectives a warm/friendly welcome • You can be sure of a warm welcome. a big welcome • They had planned a big welcome for Martin. a great welcome (= a big or good welcome ) • Visitors were given a great welcome. a rapturous welcome (= a very pleased and excited one ) • 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. a rousing welcome (= a noisy welcome that shows approval ) • The audience gave the band a rousing welcome. a hearty welcome (= a happy and sincere welcome ) • The owner offers a hearty welcome to guests. verbs give somebody a welcome • The Queen was given a decent welcome by the crowd. get/receive a welcome • He received a warm welcome. extend/accord somebody a welcome formal (= give someone a welcome ) • Staff and students extended a warm welcome to visiting parents. phrases a smile of welcome • His wrinkled face broke into a smile of welcome. a speech of welcome • The Mayor made a brief speech of welcome.

6 general:: noun reception: They gave us a great welcome. adj. agreeable: The food was a welcome sight. verb salute: Please welcome our new boss. intj. greetings: Welcome! We're happy to see you.