welcome
స్వాగత
definition
verb
hotels should welcome guests in their own language
greet (someone arriving) in a glad, polite, or friendly way.
noun
you will receive a warm welcome
an instance or manner of greeting someone.
adjective
visitors with disabilities are always welcome
(of a guest or new arrival) gladly received.
exclamation
welcome to the Wildlife Park
used to greet someone in a glad or friendly way.
translation of 'welcome '
సుస్వాగతము,
మనఃపూర్వక ఉపచారం
example
he shook my hand in 'welcome'
They would be 'welcome' to participate in hands-on aid work if they desired.
All are 'welcome' to attend and refreshments will be provided.
we particularly 'welcome' this opportunity to comment on it
we'd 'welcome' new members
Light refreshments will be served and everyone is 'welcome' to attend.
I too 'welcome' these developments, but more warily.
I remember an elderly friend nearby who would 'welcome' a visit.
The other people in the room immediately extended their happy 'welcome' with smiles all around.
They 'welcome' new members and ideas on how best to entertain the visitors when they arrive in September.
the report was given a cautious 'welcome' by the Government
Most tower captains are glad to 'welcome' visitors, explain what happens and offer to teach learners.
A group arriving to 'welcome' them was appearing from the town, as the rest of the soldiers departed their ships.
The duo received a warm 'welcome' as they took to the streets of Carlow.
Some are seeking asylum and are looking for 'welcome' and encouragement from people in rural areas.
Parents are 'welcome' to help out and new members are encouraged to take part.
When guests visit you, it is polite to 'welcome' them with kind words and serve them what you have.
This tactic will let guests know that only the people to whom the invite is addressed are 'welcome' .
The ebullient chef met us at the door, glad to 'welcome' his first customers of the evening.
Employers generally 'welcome' moves to allow people to work beyond 65 provided it is by mutual agreement.
All are 'welcome' to attend what promises to be a great afternoon of billiards.
I 'welcome' them with a smile and we head back into the living room.
I've been in restaurants in Brussels where I felt like a 'welcome' guest in somebody's home.
we 'welcome' feedback from the public
His Heathrow 'welcome' would have pleased either Michael Jackson or Princess Di.
All Africans who want to do something for Africa are invited and 'welcome' .
You are 'welcome' to stay with me if you please, for it's a pleasure to have you.
You're 'welcome' to do with it as you please, but quite frankly I'd rather not know.
I have a feeling that this newsletter is going to be pretty short, which most readers will 'welcome' !
Warm-hearted local people 'welcome' visitors, inviting them to stroll around their buildings.
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