be my guest
idiom
Pronunciation: biː maɪ ɡɛst
Definition
Used to give someone permission to do something, often implying that the speaker has no objection or that the action is perfectly fine.
Examples
If you want to use my computer while I am out, be my guest.
I asked if I could look at the documents, and he told me to be my guest.
If you really think that plan will work, be my guest and try it yourself.
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