Visit ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Visit ( verb )

1. To go to see (someone) professionally or socially.
2. To go to (a place) for a short period of time.

Origin:

From old french visiter, from latin visitare "to visit, pay a visit to", from visus "seen, visited", from the verb videre "to see".

Examples:

1. I will visit my grandparents next weekend.
2. The doctor visited the patient in the hospital.
3. I visited the museum last Sunday.
4. The Queen is visiting the country next month.
5. The company visited the factory to see the production process.

(As a noun)

Visit ( noun )

1. To go to see (someone) professionally or socially.
2. To go to (a place) for a short period of time.

Origin:

From old french visiter, from latin visitare "to visit, pay a visit to", from visus "seen, visited", from the verb videre "to see".

Examples:

1. I will visit my grandparents next weekend.
2. The doctor visited the patient in the hospital.
3. I visited the museum last Sunday.
4. The Queen is visiting the country next month.
5. The company visited the factory to see the production process.