B1adjectiverelationshipstravel
US/ˈwel.kəm/
UK/ˈwel.kəm/
wanted or accepted gladly; also allowed to do or take something freely
In context
You're welcome to stay with us whenever you visit Da Nang.
After weeks of heat, the rain was a welcome change.
My new colleagues made me feel very welcome on my first day.
Words that go with welcome
adjective + preposition
- welcome toEveryone is welcome to join the morning yoga class.
adjective + noun
- welcome changeWorking from home one day a week is a welcome change.
- welcome newsThe lower bus fares are welcome news for students.
- welcome breakThe short holiday was a welcome break from exams.
adverb + adjective
- very welcome'Thanks for the lift!' 'You're very welcome.'
- always welcomeSuggestions from customers are always welcome.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
You are welcomed to use the kitchen.Correct: You are welcome to use the kitchen.