释义
- 1. to treat sb with the formal courtesy accorded to a host or a guest
词语关系
Usage notes
Common mistakes
Often used in the negative form 别见外 to mean 'don't be a stranger' or 'make yourself at home.' Learners may mistakenly use it affirmatively to mean 'you're welcome,' but it's typically a reminder to be informal.
Formality
Implies a friendly scolding to stop being overly polite. Commonly used among close friends or family to encourage casualness.
例句
显示 1 条你千万别 见外 ，就把这儿当成自己家吧。
Please don't stand on ceremony; just make yourself at home.
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