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pay a visit
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pay (someone or something) a visit and pay a visit to someone or something
to visit someone or something. Bill paid a visit to his aunt in Seattle. Please pay a visit to our house whenever you are in town.
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pay (somebody/something) a visit (slightly formal) also pay a visit (to somebody/something)
to go to see someone or something Yesterday a police detective paid us a visit and asked a lot of questions. The three elderly women decided to pay a visit to a spa and had a great time.
Related vocabulary: pay a call on somebody/something
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Summary: TEHRAN (FNA)- Brazil's Minister of Development, Industry and Trade Miguel Jorge is slated to pay a visit to Iran next February, the country's envoy to Tehran announced on Sunday.
Following the reception, Prime Minister Erdogan told reporters that he was planning to pay a visit to Iran.
Following the reception, Prime Minister Erdogan told reporters that he was planning to pay a visit to Iran.
 
 
 
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