visitor
/ˈvɪzɪtə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈvɪzɪtər/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈvi-zə-tər ˈviz-tər/ (ame, mw)
visitor — noun
- visitorsingular
- visitorsplural
1. a person who goes to see someone or to spend time at a particular place, such as
a person who goes to see someone or to spend time at a particular place, such as a friend's home, a city, or an attraction — for example, a friend stopping by for tea, or a tourist exploring a new country.
The museum welcomes over two million visitors every year.
collocation: welcome visitors
Antonia had an unexpected visitor at her apartment last night.
Visitors to the national park must stay on the marked trails at all times.
The Watanabe family often receives visitors from Canada during the summer holidays.
A sign at the hospital entrance showed where visitors should go first.
文法句型
visitor + to + place/person
visitor + from + place
用法筆記
Frequently followed by 'to' to specify the place or person being visited ('visitors to the city'). Unlike 'guest', which implies being invited and hosted, a visitor may come without a formal invitation.
常見錯誤
2. a person who views or opens a webpage or site on the internet, typically counted
a person who views or opens a webpage or site on the internet, typically counted over a specific period — for example, someone reading a blog post or browsing an online store.
The blog received over eight thousand unique visitors in its first week.
collocation: unique visitor
Rohan checked how long each visitor stayed on his photography portfolio.
First-time visitors to the online shop get a ten-percent discount on their order.
Hui noticed that most visitors found her recipe site through video links.
The site's visitor numbers dropped after the search engine changed its rules.
文法句型
visitor + to + website
unique visitor
visitor count
用法筆記
In web analytics, a 'visitor' usually refers to a unique device or browser session over a defined time window, not just any page load. Distinguish from 'visit' (a single session) — one visitor can make multiple visits.