Guest ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Guest ( noun )

1. A person who is invited to visit a place or attend an event.
2. A person who is given temporary accommodation.
3. A person who is invited to take part in a television or radio program.
4. A person who is invited to speak at an event or meeting.
5. A customer in a hotel, restaurant, or similar establishment.

Origin:

Old english giest, of germanic origin; related to dutch gast and german gast.

Examples:

1. We have a guest staying with us.
2. He is a guest at the party.
3. She is a guest on the show.
4. He is a guest speaker at the conference.
5. The guests in the hotel.

(As a verb)

Guest ( verb )

1. A person who is invited to visit a place or attend an event.
2. A person who is given temporary accommodation.
3. A person who is invited to take part in a television or radio program.
4. A person who is invited to speak at an event or meeting.
5. A customer in a hotel, restaurant, or similar establishment.

Origin:

Old english giest, of germanic origin; related to dutch gast and german gast.

Examples:

1. We have a guest staying with us.
2. He is a guest at the party.
3. She is a guest on the show.
4. He is a guest speaker at the conference.
5. The guests in the hotel.