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Greeter

Noun CEFR B1

Definitions

  1. A person who greets people on their arrival.
  2. A volunteer who shows tourists around their home city or region for free.

Equivalents

Françaisgreeter
العربيةالمُستقبِل
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Examples

“Walmart greeter”
“The greeter is standing most or all of the time, and the weather may be unpleasant at that time of the year. If the greeter can bring⟳ a folding chair to sit⟳ on in slow periods, so much the better.”
“Plaintiff testified that the store greeter was talking in a loud and rude manner.”
“The greeter makes immediate eye contact⟳ with customers, making them feel⟳ important, and unknown guests can be addressed as they enter⟳ to determine⟳ their purpose, which also discourages robbers.”
“At the beginning of the test⟳, the greeter welcomes the test⟳ user to the test⟳ facility and carries out all the necessary pretest activities, which include⟳ ice-breaking, explaining the purpose and format of the test⟳, obtaining informed consent, and perhaps administering a pre-test questionnaire.”
“What do I do if someone faints during the worship⟳ service? It's only natural as an usher or greeter to have⟳ questions like⟳ these.”
“But it is the combination of the self-consciously vintage HMV sign⟳ – with all its vinyl associations – and the bowler-hatted man at the kerbside (a now redundant Oxford Street “greeter”) that properly opens up those possibilities.”
“Visitors are matched with a volunteer⟳ Greeter according to shared interests and languages spoken, and their 3-4 hours together is a combination of what the Greeter has to offer⟳ and the visitor wants to know⟳.”
“The greeter system — a free service provided by volunteers — is popular in several cities throughout the world.”
“This tourism is based on tourists' quest for an 'authentic experience⟳', by spreading throughout the entire city (admittedly with a predilection for gentrifying neighbourhoods), seeking 'off the beaten track' (but always secure) itineraries (Djament-Tran and Guinand, 2014; Maitland, 2013; Maitland and Newman, 2014), going for a walk⟳ with a local 'greeter' and, above all, staying in a local's home.”
“Many greeter associations now exist⟳ across the world.”

CEFR level

B1
Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
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