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visa n.签证vt.办理签证 (1) 我们得简化手续才能将你的签证及时办妥。(2) 他正向领事申请签证。(3) 他申请出国签证经历了很大的困难。(4) 他已申请入境签证。(5) 我终于获得了出境签证。(6) 我已取得了护照签证。 While you may know Visa as the name of a credit card company, a visa is a little different: it's an official authorization to enter a country. This is different from a passport, which is a type of identification geared toward international travel. A visa is a more specific form of authorization, allowing you to travel to a certain country. A visa may only last for a certain amount of time, and different countries have different standards for granting a visa.

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英 ['viːzə] 美 ['viːzə] (1) We've had to cut a few corners to get your visa ready in time.(2) He is applying to the Consul for a visa.(3) He experienced great difficulty in getting a visa to leave the country.(4) He has applied for an entry visa.(5) I was eventually granted an exit visa.(6) I have my passport visaed. A visa is a permit to enter a specific country. Without a visa, you might not be able to travel where you want. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]（护照的）签证 A visa is an official document, or a stamp put in your passport, which allows you to enter or leave a particular country.   [oft supp N]His visitor's visa expired.他的访问签证过期了。...an exit visa.出境签证...a tightening of U.S. visa requirements.对赴美签证要求的提高

英语单词	visa
英美音标	英 ['viːzə] 美 ['viːzə]
中文释义	n.签证 vt.办理签证
英语例句	(1) We've had to cut a few corners to get your visa ready in time. (2) He is applying to the Consul for a visa. (3) He experienced great difficulty in getting a visa to leave the country. (4) He has applied for an entry visa. (5) I was eventually granted an exit visa. (6) I have my passport visaed.
中文例句	(1) 我们得简化手续才能将你的签证及时办妥。 (2) 他正向领事申请签证。 (3) 他申请出国签证经历了很大的困难。 (4) 他已申请入境签证。 (5) 我终于获得了出境签证。 (6) 我已取得了护照签证。
vocabulary简明	A visa is a permit to enter a specific country. Without a visa, you might not be able to travel where you want.
vocabulary扩展	While you may know Visa as the name of a credit card company, a visa is a little different: it's an official authorization to enter a country. This is different from a passport, which is a type of identification geared toward international travel. A visa is a more specific form of authorization, allowing you to travel to a certain country. A visa may only last for a certain amount of time, and different countries have different standards for granting a visa.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（护照的）签证 A visa is an official document, or a stamp put in your passport, which allows you to enter or leave a particular country. [oft supp N] His visitor's visa expired. 他的访问签证过期了。 ...an exit visa. 出境签证 ...a tightening of U.S. visa requirements. 对赴美签证要求的提高

Visa Country Enter Leave I Exit Specific Travel