welcome英 [ˈwelkəm]　美 [ˈwɛlkəm]　

比较级：welcomer最高级：welcomest第三人称单数：welcomes第三人称复数：welcomes现在分词：welcoming过去分词：welcomed过去式：welcomed

welcome 基本解释

及物动词 欢迎; 乐于接受

形容词 受欢迎的; 令人愉悦的; 表示感谢的

名词 欢迎，迎接

welcome 中文词源

welcome 欢迎

来自古英语wilcuma,来自wil-,希望，渴望，词源同will,cuma-,来到，词源同come。即渴望您的到来，欢迎您的光临，后拼写受well影响俗化。

welcome 同义词

动词  receive greet

welcome 反义词

形容词  unwelcome

welcome 相关例句

形容词

1. welcome在线翻译

1. You are welcome to any book in my library.
    我书房里所有的书你尽管用。

2. She was a welcome visitor.
    她是个受欢迎的来宾。

及物动词

1. We welcome your kind help.
    我们欢迎你的热心帮助。

2. welcome的翻译

2. They welcomed the idea with little interest.
    他们很冷淡地采纳了那个主意。

welcome 情景对话

假期

B：Sounds (nice/ exciting/ thrilling).
      听起来（不错/很刺激/惊险）。

A：You’re welcome to join me if you want.
      如果你愿意欢迎你加入我们。

参观

B：Welcome to our showroom.
      欢迎参观我们的展示室，

A：Thank you, I‘m glad to be here.
      谢谢，我很高兴到这里来。

B：Is there anything I can show you.
      有什么要我拿给你们看的吗？

A：I think I‘d like to just look around .
      哦，我只是看看而已。

得标

B：Can you tell me why our bid was not accepted?
      请告诉我为什么我们没有得标好吗？

A：I think you were a little too high on some of the items .
      我想你们有几个项目的价格高了一点。

B：On which ones ?
      哪几个品目呢，

A：You‘re perfectly welcome to inspect the winning bid .
      我们很欢迎你来查阅得标者。

welcome 双语例句

1. She wants to tell you Welcome to Beijing!
    她想告诉你：欢迎你来北京！

2. It means Hello, welcome you to China, and welcome to Beijing, I also welcome you!
    大家好，中国欢迎你，北京欢迎你，我也欢迎你！

3. Welcome to China, Welcome to beijing.

    中国欢迎你，北京欢迎你。

4. You are welcome to be a volunteer of 2008 Olympic Games of Beijing.

    欢迎你成为北京2008奥运会的一名志愿者。

5. I told him he was welcome to come again.
    我告诉他欢迎下次再来。

6. We welcome everyone to Kitchener Public Library.
    我们欢迎大家来基奇纳公共图书馆。

welcome 词典解释

1. 欢迎;迎接
    If you welcome someone, you greet them in a friendly way when they arrive somewhere.

    e.g. Several people came by to welcome me...
           有几个人过来迎接我。
    e.g. She was there to welcome him home from war...
           她在那儿迎接他从战场归来。

2. (用于表示问候)欢迎来到…
    You use welcome in expressions such as welcome home ,welcome to London, and welcome back when you are greeting someone who has just arrived somewhere.

    e.g. Welcome to Washington...

           欢迎来到华盛顿。
    e.g. Welcome back, Deborah—It's good to have you here.
           欢迎回来，德博拉，有你在这儿真好。

3. 欣然接受
    If you welcome an action, decision, or situation, you approve of it and are pleased that it has occurred.

    e.g. She welcomed this move but said that overall the changes didn't go far enough...
           她欣然接受了这一举措，但是说总体上改变还不彻底。
    e.g. In Germany, the move was welcomed by the Bundesbank president.
           在德国，联邦银行行长欣然接受了这项措施。

4. 受欢迎的;令人愉快的
    If you describe something as welcome, you mean that people wanted it and are happy that it has occurred.

    e.g. This was certainly a welcome change of fortune...
           这确实是命运中一个令人欣喜的转变。
    e.g. The new 25 metre pool for more serious swimmers is a welcome addition...
           为更高水平的游泳爱好者新建的25米长的游泳池受到了大家的欢迎。

5. 欢迎;乐于接受
    If you say that you welcome certain people or actions, you are inviting and encouraging people to do something, for example to come to a particular place.

    e.g. We welcome you to join us on a special tour which explores this unique Australian attraction...
           我们欢迎你加入探索这处独特的澳大利亚景观的特别之旅。
    e.g. We would welcome your views about the survey.
           我们欢迎你就这项调查发表意见。

6. (人)受欢迎的
    If you say that someone is welcome in a particular place, you are encouraging them to go there by telling them that they will be liked and accepted.

    e.g. New members are always welcome...
           随时欢迎新成员加入。
    e.g. I told him he wasn't welcome in my home.
           我告诉他我家不欢迎他。

7. 可随意…的;可以做…的
    If you tell someone that they are welcome to do something, you are encouraging them to do it by telling them that they are allowed to do it.

    e.g. You are welcome to visit the hospital at any time.
           你可以随时来医院。
    e.g. ...a conservatory which guests are welcome to use.
           客人们可随意使用的温室

8. (表示十分乐意让别人拥有自己不想要的东西)尽管…好了
    If you say that someone is welcome to something, you mean that you do not want it yourself because you do not like it and you are very willing for them to have it.

    e.g. If women want to take on the business world they are welcome to it as far as I'm concerned.
           就我而言，如果女人们想进军商界的话，就让她们去好了。

9. see also: welcoming

10. 使受欢迎;使感觉受欢迎
    If you make someone welcome or make them feel welcome, you make them feel happy and accepted in a new place.

11. （做客太久而）不再受欢迎

      If you say that someone outstays their welcome or overstays their welcome, you mean that they stay somewhere longer than they are wanted or expected to.

      e.g. After the kindness that had been shown to him, he didn't want to outstay his welcome.
             在受到热情款待后，他决定离开以免过多打搅主人。

12. 没关系;不客气
      You say 'You're welcome' to someone who has thanked you for something in order to acknowledge their thanks in a polite way.

      e.g. 'Thank you for the information.' — 'You're welcome.'
             “谢谢你提供的信息。”——“ 不客气。”

welcome 英语词源

• welcome: [12] Old English had the greeting wilcume, which was a compound word formed from wil- ‘pleasure’ (ancestor of modern English will) and cume, a derivative of cuman ‘come’. From it was formed the verb wilcumian ‘welcome’. (German has the parallel wilkommen.) Then in the early Middle English period, due to the similarity of well and the influence of the parallel Old French greeting bienvenu (literally ‘well come’), it changed to welcome.
  => come, will

• welcome (n.)

• Old English wilcuma "welcome!" exclamation of kindly greeting, from earlier wilcuma (n.) "welcome guest," literally "one whose coming suits another's will or wish," from willa "pleasure, desire, choice" (see will (n.)) + cuma "guest," related to cuman (see come). Similar formation in Old High German willicomo, Middle Dutch wellecome. Meaning "entertainment or public reception as a greeting" is recorded from 1530. The adjective is from Old English wilcuma. You're welcome as a formulaic response to thank you is attested from 1907. Welcome mat is from 1908; welcome wagon is attested from 1940.

• welcome (v.)

• Old English wilcumian "to welcome, greet gladly," from wilcuma (see welcome (n.)). Related: Welcomed; welcoming.

welcome 英英释义

noun

1. a greeting or reception

    e.g. the proposal got a warm welcome

2. the state of being welcome

    e.g. don't outstay your welcome

verb

1. bid welcome to
    greet upon arrival

    Synonym: receive

2. receive someone, as into one's house

3. accept gladly

    e.g. I welcome your proposals

adj

1. giving pleasure or satisfaction or received with pleasure or freely granted

    e.g. a welcome relief
           a welcome guest
           made the children feel welcome
           you are welcome to join us