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visit (A1)

カタカナ: ヴィジット

IPA: /ˈvɪzɪt/

To go to a place or a person for a short time. You visit when you are not there permanently — you come, stay for a while, and then leave.

意味: ある場所や人のところに短時間行くこと。永住するのではなく、来て、しばらく過ごして、また去るときに visit と言います。

Japanese translations of Visit:

visit + place (transitive): Go to see a place. — "We plan to visit Hokkaido next winter."
visit + person (transitive): Go to see someone. — "She visits her grandmother every Sunday."
visit + person + in + place (prepositional phrase): See someone in a particular setting. — "He visited his friend in hospital."