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welcomed

/ˈwɛlkəmd/

welcomed back

welcomedpast participle

/ˈwɛlkəmd/

Welcomed is used adjectivally as a past-participle form.

Translations

приветствованный

The new policy was widely welcomed by the community.

Новая политика была широко приветствована сообществом.

Definitions

Received with pleasure and hospitality.

The guests felt welcomed by the warm reception at the hotel.

Accepted or appreciated in a particular place or situation.

Her suggestions were welcomed by the team during the meeting.

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welcomeverb

welcomed

Past Simple

welcomed

Past Simple

welcomed

Past Participle

welcoming

Gerund

Translations

приветствовать

We welcome new members to our club.

Мы приветствуем новых членов нашего клуба.

встречать

They welcome guests with a warm smile.

Они встречают гостей с теплой улыбкой.

приниматьо гостях, предложениях, решениях и новостях

The family welcomed the guests into their home.

Семья приняла гостей у себя дома.

Additional translations

одобрятьо решениях, изменениях, новостях

Definitions

To greet someone in a friendly and polite way upon their arrival.

They welcomed the guests with open arms.

To receive or accept something with pleasure or approval.

The community welcomed the new policy changes.

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turn away

welcomeinterjection

Definitions

An expression used to greet someone in a friendly manner or to show hospitality.

Welcome! We're so glad you could join us for dinner.

welcomenoun

Definitions

The act of greeting someone in a friendly and polite manner.

The host gave a warm welcome to all the guests as they arrived at the party.

A reception or greeting, especially one that is cordial or enthusiastic.

The new employee received a hearty welcome from her colleagues on her first day at work.

An expression of pleasure or approval given to someone or something.

The book received a positive welcome from critics and readers alike.

welcomeadjective

Definitions

Pleasing or gratifying, especially as a response to a need or desire.

The news of her recovery was a welcome relief to the family.

Received with pleasure and hospitality into one's presence or company.

Guests are always welcome in our home.

Permitted or encouraged; used to indicate that someone is free to do something.

Guests are welcome to use the library during their stay.