Definition of visitant in English:

visitant

noun ˈvɪzɪt(ə)ntˈvɪzədənt

1literary A supernatural being or agency; an apparition.
〈主诗/文〉下凡的神仙；鬼怪，幽灵
in the poem, the angels of death appeared as spectral visitants
Example sentencesExamples
- Swedenborg's angelic guardians were often dispatched to protect dreamers from the infestation of evil spirits, and these visitants answered to the description given such beings, down to the colors of their robes.
- Long before the first appearance of this film's visitant, and the ensuing moments of terror that repeat themselves with every one of its whispering advent, one gets the impression that this just might be a spook flick with a difference.
- Although ‘it may not be quite prudent’ to meddle in the supernatural realm lest some ‘formidable visitants’ be aroused, eventually Professor Parkins cannot resist the temptation.
- She asked him to notify her when his visitant returned, so that they could verify whether he really was the archangel Gabriel or an ordinary demon.
- … This incident had a curious effect on me; it impressed me as if the bird had been a spiritual visitant - so strange was it that this little wild thing should seem to ask our hospitality ’.
2archaic A visitor or guest.
〈古〉来访者，客人
Example sentencesExamples
- Liverpool's roll call of distinguished and discerning visitants is impressive.
- On the conclusion of his remarks, enthusiastic cheers, the thunder of cannon, and the peals of bells welcomed the visitants to the town.
- An ironic story crops up where an unbelieving temple visitant who left cured, despite her disbelief, was requested to leave as her offering a silver pig ‘as a testament to her stupidity.’
- The following spring she told her husband: ‘I had rather more than an hundred visitants last night, but the apartment held them with ease, and the highest compliments were paid to the house and elegance of the apartments.’
- Neither is a regular visitant to the green leather benches; but, prompted by their ‘consciences’ (clearly, the pantomime season is upon us), they joined the gay pride march through the Ayes lobby last Monday night.
Synonyms
guests, a guest, visitors, a visitor, callers, a caller, people, someone
3Ornithology
A visitor.
〈古〉来访者，客人
Example sentencesExamples
- It seems that the east winds have spread waders all around Madeira but it also brought a rare visitant warbler

adjective ˈvɪzɪt(ə)ntˈvɪzədənt

archaic, literary

Paying a visit.
〈古或诗/文〉来访的，作客的
the housekeeper was abrupt with the poor visitant niece
女管家对来访的穷侄女很无礼。

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, or from Latin visitant- 'going to see', from the verb visitare (see visit).

Definition of visitant in US English:

visitant

nounˈvɪzədəntˈvizədənt

literary

1A supernatural being or agency; an apparition.
〈主诗/文〉下凡的神仙；鬼怪，幽灵
Example sentencesExamples
- Although ‘it may not be quite prudent’ to meddle in the supernatural realm lest some ‘formidable visitants’ be aroused, eventually Professor Parkins cannot resist the temptation.
- Long before the first appearance of this film's visitant, and the ensuing moments of terror that repeat themselves with every one of its whispering advent, one gets the impression that this just might be a spook flick with a difference.
- She asked him to notify her when his visitant returned, so that they could verify whether he really was the archangel Gabriel or an ordinary demon.
- … This incident had a curious effect on me; it impressed me as if the bird had been a spiritual visitant - so strange was it that this little wild thing should seem to ask our hospitality ’.
- Swedenborg's angelic guardians were often dispatched to protect dreamers from the infestation of evil spirits, and these visitants answered to the description given such beings, down to the colors of their robes.
1. 1.1archaic A visitor or guest.
  〈古〉来访者，客人
  Example sentencesExamples
  On the conclusion of his remarks, enthusiastic cheers, the thunder of cannon, and the peals of bells welcomed the visitants to the town.
  The following spring she told her husband: ‘I had rather more than an hundred visitants last night, but the apartment held them with ease, and the highest compliments were paid to the house and elegance of the apartments.’
  Neither is a regular visitant to the green leather benches; but, prompted by their ‘consciences’ (clearly, the pantomime season is upon us), they joined the gay pride march through the Ayes lobby last Monday night.
  Liverpool's roll call of distinguished and discerning visitants is impressive.
  An ironic story crops up where an unbelieving temple visitant who left cured, despite her disbelief, was requested to leave as her offering a silver pig ‘as a testament to her stupidity.’
  Synonyms
  guests, a guest, visitors, a visitor, callers, a caller, people, someone
2. 1.2Ornithology A visitor.
  〈古〉来访者，客人
  Example sentencesExamples
  It seems that the east winds have spread waders all around Madeira but it also brought a rare visitant warbler

adjectiveˈvɪzədəntˈvizədənt

literary, archaic

Paying a visit.
〈古或诗/文〉来访的，作客的
the housekeeper was abrupt with the poor visitant niece
女管家对来访的穷侄女很无礼。

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, or from Latin visitant- ‘going to see’, from the verb visitare (see visit).

词汇	visitant
释义	Definition of visitant in English: visitant noun ˈvɪzɪt(ə)ntˈvɪzədənt 1literary A supernatural being or agency; an apparition. 〈主诗/文〉下凡的神仙；鬼怪，幽灵 in the poem, the angels of death appeared as spectral visitants Example sentencesExamples Swedenborg's angelic guardians were often dispatched to protect dreamers from the infestation of evil spirits, and these visitants answered to the description given such beings, down to the colors of their robes. Long before the first appearance of this film's visitant, and the ensuing moments of terror that repeat themselves with every one of its whispering advent, one gets the impression that this just might be a spook flick with a difference. Although ‘it may not be quite prudent’ to meddle in the supernatural realm lest some ‘formidable visitants’ be aroused, eventually Professor Parkins cannot resist the temptation. She asked him to notify her when his visitant returned, so that they could verify whether he really was the archangel Gabriel or an ordinary demon. … This incident had a curious effect on me; it impressed me as if the bird had been a spiritual visitant - so strange was it that this little wild thing should seem to ask our hospitality ’. 2archaic A visitor or guest. 〈古〉来访者，客人 Example sentencesExamples Liverpool's roll call of distinguished and discerning visitants is impressive. On the conclusion of his remarks, enthusiastic cheers, the thunder of cannon, and the peals of bells welcomed the visitants to the town. An ironic story crops up where an unbelieving temple visitant who left cured, despite her disbelief, was requested to leave as her offering a silver pig ‘as a testament to her stupidity.’ The following spring she told her husband: ‘I had rather more than an hundred visitants last night, but the apartment held them with ease, and the highest compliments were paid to the house and elegance of the apartments.’ Neither is a regular visitant to the green leather benches; but, prompted by their ‘consciences’ (clearly, the pantomime season is upon us), they joined the gay pride march through the Ayes lobby last Monday night. Synonyms guests, a guest, visitors, a visitor, callers, a caller, people, someone 3Ornithology A visitor. 〈古〉来访者，客人 Example sentencesExamples It seems that the east winds have spread waders all around Madeira but it also brought a rare visitant warbler adjective ˈvɪzɪt(ə)ntˈvɪzədənt archaic, literary Paying a visit. 〈古或诗/文〉来访的，作客的 the housekeeper was abrupt with the poor visitant niece 女管家对来访的穷侄女很无礼。 Origin Late 16th century: from French, or from Latin visitant- 'going to see', from the verb visitare (see visit). Definition of visitant in US English: visitant nounˈvɪzədəntˈvizədənt literary 1A supernatural being or agency; an apparition. 〈主诗/文〉下凡的神仙；鬼怪，幽灵 Example sentencesExamples Although ‘it may not be quite prudent’ to meddle in the supernatural realm lest some ‘formidable visitants’ be aroused, eventually Professor Parkins cannot resist the temptation. Long before the first appearance of this film's visitant, and the ensuing moments of terror that repeat themselves with every one of its whispering advent, one gets the impression that this just might be a spook flick with a difference. She asked him to notify her when his visitant returned, so that they could verify whether he really was the archangel Gabriel or an ordinary demon. … This incident had a curious effect on me; it impressed me as if the bird had been a spiritual visitant - so strange was it that this little wild thing should seem to ask our hospitality ’. Swedenborg's angelic guardians were often dispatched to protect dreamers from the infestation of evil spirits, and these visitants answered to the description given such beings, down to the colors of their robes. 1.1archaic A visitor or guest. 〈古〉来访者，客人 Example sentencesExamples On the conclusion of his remarks, enthusiastic cheers, the thunder of cannon, and the peals of bells welcomed the visitants to the town. The following spring she told her husband: ‘I had rather more than an hundred visitants last night, but the apartment held them with ease, and the highest compliments were paid to the house and elegance of the apartments.’ Neither is a regular visitant to the green leather benches; but, prompted by their ‘consciences’ (clearly, the pantomime season is upon us), they joined the gay pride march through the Ayes lobby last Monday night. Liverpool's roll call of distinguished and discerning visitants is impressive. An ironic story crops up where an unbelieving temple visitant who left cured, despite her disbelief, was requested to leave as her offering a silver pig ‘as a testament to her stupidity.’ Synonyms guests, a guest, visitors, a visitor, callers, a caller, people, someone 1.2Ornithology A visitor. 〈古〉来访者，客人 Example sentencesExamples It seems that the east winds have spread waders all around Madeira but it also brought a rare visitant warbler adjectiveˈvɪzədəntˈvizədənt literary, archaic Paying a visit. 〈古或诗/文〉来访的，作客的 the housekeeper was abrupt with the poor visitant niece 女管家对来访的穷侄女很无礼。 Origin Late 16th century: from French, or from Latin visitant- ‘going to see’, from the verb visitare (see visit).
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