| 单词 | to make welcome | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto make (a person) welcome  a.  Of a person: Acceptable as a visitor, companion, etc.; also in phrase  to make (a person) welcome. ΘΚΠ the mind > emotion > pleasure > quality of being pleasant or pleasurable > 			[adjective]		 > greeted or received with pleasure welcomeOE well-received1565 welcomed1826 the mind > emotion > love > friendliness > social intercourse or companionship > 			[adjective]		 > (of a person) acceptable as visitor or companion welcomeOE α. β. a1200    Vices & Virtues 99  				Ȝif ðar cumþ ani þoht oðer ani word a godes half hie bieð hire swiðe welcume.a1250    Owl & Nightingale 1600  				Vor þan ic am hire wel welcume.1297    R. Gloucester's Chron. (Rolls) 10456  				Þe king..vel adoun akne..To þe erchebissopes fet..& sede leue fader wel come mote þou be.c1300    Harrow. Hell 		(Digby MS.)	 150  				Welcome, louerd, wel þou be,..fful welcomen art þou ous.a1375						 (c1350)						    William of Palerne 		(1867)	 l. 3148  				Ȝe ben welcom to me bi crist þat me made.c1386    G. Chaucer Summoner's Tale 103  				Algates wel come be ye, by my fey.1432–50    tr.  Higden I. 409  				If thei wasche theire feete, thei thenke that thei be welle commen.1480    W. Caxton Chron. Eng. ccxlii. 276  				And no creature warned that feste, but alle were welcome.c1515    Ld. Berners tr.  Bk. Duke Huon of Burdeux 		(1882–7)	 lxviii. 253  				They that gyue are euer welcome.c1540						 (?a1400)						    Destr. Troy 9392  				He..was welcom I-wis to the weghes all.1551    R. Crowley Pleasure & Payne sig. Dv  				In dede, very many do him entertayne Lyke as there were none more welcome then he.a1616    W. Shakespeare Timon of Athens 		(1623)	  i. ii. 22  				Timo. O Apermantus, you are welcome. Aper. No: You shall not make me welcome: I come to haue thee thrust me out of  doores.       View more context for this quotation1667    M. Poole Dialogue between Popish Priest & Protestant 150  				And the oftner they come to him, the welcomer they are.1687    A. Lovell tr.  J. de Thévenot Trav. into Levant  ii. 83  				Since for a little money all are welcom, one may eat as many as he pleases.1749    H. Fielding Tom Jones II.  v. i. 116  				Harlequin..was always welcome on the Stage.1849    G. P. R. James Woodman I. iv. 79  				Lord Chartley and his friends were right welcome.1892    Photogr. Ann. II. 635  				Visitors from abroad..are always welcome. OE    Beowulf 388  				Gesaga him eac wordum, þæt hie sint wilcuman Deniga leodum. OE    Christ & Satan 616  				Ge sind wilcuman! Gað in wuldres leoht to heofona rice. ?c1225						 (?a1200)						    Ancrene Riwle 		(Cleo. C.vi)	 		(1972)	 289  				Biturn þe & cume aȝein. welcume schal þu beon me. c1275						 (?a1200)						    Laȝamon Brut 		(Calig.)	 		(1963)	 l. 7982  				Mærling þu ært wil-cume [c1300 Otho wilcome]. c1275						 (?a1200)						    Laȝamon Brut 		(Calig.)	 		(1963)	 l. 4253  				Wulcume [c1300 Otho Wolcome] ært þu Iulius. c1300    Beket 		(Percy Soc.)	 1265  				For ther nere hi noȝt wolcome: for the schame bifore, And the desclandre of Seint Thomas. c1440    Promptorium Parvulorum 532/1  				Wolcome, exceptus. c1560    A. Scott Poems 		(S.T.S.)	 xxvii. 38  				Quhen schow growis meik and tame, Scho salbe wylcome hame. < as lemmas | 
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