Collocation
Thanks for coming.
An expression of gratitude used to welcome someone or acknowledge their attendance at an event, gathering, or visit.
Definition
'Thanks for coming.' is a common English collocation. An expression of gratitude used to welcome someone or acknowledge their attendance at an event, gathering, or visit.
Thanks for + verb-ing
“The host said, 'Thanks for coming, everyone; I'm glad you could make it to the party.'”
Examples
- The event organizer stood at the exit and said, 'Thanks for coming, I hope you enjoyed yourselves.'
- As the guests left, she made sure to tell each of them, 'Thanks for coming.'
- It was a small gathering, so the host personally greeted everyone with a warm 'Thanks for coming!'
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- Even though the weather was bad, many people still showed up, and the speaker sincerely said, 'Thanks for coming in this rain.'
- Before closing the meeting, the chairperson concluded, 'Thanks for coming today; your input was invaluable.'
- He smiled brightly as he ushered his friends out the door, repeatedly saying, 'Thanks for coming, guys!'
- She messaged her friend later that evening, 'It was great seeing you! Thanks for coming.'
- Despite the short notice, almost everyone attended the surprise party, and the birthday person kept exclaiming, 'Thanks for coming!'
- The director thanked the cast and crew, adding, 'Thanks for coming to the wrap party; you all deserve a break.'
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