Collocation
visit a city
Definition
to go to a city for a short time, usually for travel, sightseeing, or business
'visit a city' is a common English collocation. to go to a city for a short time, usually for travel, sightseeing, or business
visit + a/the + city
“We plan to visit a city on the coast this summer.”
Examples
- This weekend, we will _____ a city near the mountains.
- I want to _____ a city I've never been to before.
- They _____ a city in Italy during their vacation.
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- She’s going to _____ a city for a job interview next week.
- If you _____ a city in summer, book your hotel early.
- We haven’t _____ a city this big before, so we’re excited.
- The best time to _____ a city in this region is in spring or fall.
- He decided to _____ a city famous for its museums and architecture.
- Before you _____ a city abroad, make sure your passport is valid.
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