visit

A2 · Elementary Computing

v. to open and look at a page on the internet.

v. to access a website or digital platform. Transitive use in a computing context.

日本語:訪問する※

“You can visit our website to find more information about the course.”

“Users who visit the portal frequently will notice that the interface has been updated for better mobile compatibility.”

C2 · Proficiency Literary · Archaic

v. to cause someone to suffer from a sickness or a problem.

v. to afflict or come upon someone, often used for diseases, misfortunes, or divine punishment.

“In the old story, a terrible fever visited the village during the winter.”

“The poet describes how the sins of the ancestors were visited upon the children of the third generation.”

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. an occasion when you go to see a person or a place.

n. a stay or a call as a guest or sightseer; a single instance of the verb's action.

“The president's visit to the school was a big surprise for the students.”

“During her brief visit to the capital, she managed to attend three gallery openings and a formal dinner at the embassy.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Medicine

n. a meeting with a doctor or a professional at their office.

n. a professional consultation with a physician or healthcare provider, either at a clinic or the patient's residence.

“The doctor charged fifty dollars for the home visit.”

“The patient was advised to schedule a follow-up visit to ensure the wound was healing correctly after the surgery.”