Definition of hospitality in English:

hospitality

noun hɒspɪˈtalɪtiˌhɑspəˈtælədi

mass noun

1The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers.
Scotland is renowned for its hospitality
Example sentencesExamples
- Still I was a little bit worried that I had been reckless to accept hospitality from a complete stranger.
- Even in an age of mass tourism, many Cypriots still regard visitors as honoured guests and offer hospitality to total strangers.
- You share abundance and hospitality with friends and family.
- The committee would like to thank Tommy Bohan once again for his generous sponsorship and hospitality.
- As an Irishman, I wonder whether our reputation for friendliness and hospitality can survive the way we treat tourists.
- They also promise a commitment ‘to hospitality which makes our guests feel like kings’.
- A party of French rugby players have been enjoying Leigh's generous hospitality on their Easter tour.
- His generosity and hospitality will be forever remembered by his neighbors and the many friends he made over the years.
- The generosity and hospitality to people of every nation was greatly appreciated.
- They were high in their praise of the Management of the Centre for the generous hospitality shown to them during their visit.
- On the ground she was fêted with lavish hospitality by friends waiting at every far-flung airfield to whisk her off to a celebratory feast.
- The majority of the cabin crew and restaurant staff are from Goa, a place renowned for its friendliness and hospitality.
- Both were spellbound by the courtesy, hospitality, helpfulness and friendliness of the African people.
- Egyptians are very friendly people, and even the poorest person will show hospitality to a stranger.
- Bishop Ward, who was bishop of Salisbury in the late 17th century, had a reputation for hospitality towards his guests.
- Generous hospitality was given to the Bury representatives both by the Regional Council of Limousin and by the town in Tulle.
- You extend love, care and hospitality to family, friends and loved ones.
- The fundamental test of justice is one of hospitality to the stranger.
- China's hospitality accorded to guests, foreign and local, is legendary.
- On a day's journey off the beaten track one might meet very few people, but their hospitality was spontaneous and generous.
Synonyms
friendliness, hospitableness, welcome, warm reception, helpfulness, neighbourliness, warmth, warm-heartedness, kindness, kind-heartedness, congeniality, geniality, sociability, conviviality, cordiality, amicability, amenability, generosity, liberality, bountifulness, open-handedness
1. 1.1as modifier Relating to or denoting the business of entertaining clients, conference delegates, or other official visitors.
  the BBC's hospitality suite
  Example sentencesExamples
  He urged the hospitality industry to serve more traditional foods to visitors and tourists for them to have a real taste of Zambia.
  A rally was organised by various business houses in the hospitality industry.
  He has been working in the hospitality business for the past 26 years and has traveled around the world.
  This was probably one of the reasons that both brothers ended up in the hospitality business.
  I work in the hospitality industry and have to entertain clients a lot.
  Michels, regarded as one of the leading lights of the hospitality industry, is unlikely to quit the sector and is expected to set up a new hotel venture soon.
  It gives them the skills to work in the hospitality industry.
  And those of us in the hospitality business can be thankful for the way in which we get to make our living.
  But it's the subject of the hospitality industry and the Scottish workforce that really ignites Rissmann's passion.
  He said 80 percent of them were now employed within the hospitality sector and various business houses.
  He has spent about 20 years in the hospitality industry and now relishes his position in Shanghai's newest hotel.
  In 1985 Kieran and his wife Thelma settled in West Mayo and began life in the hospitality industry.
  Opponents claim the move will cost tens of thousands of jobs in the hospitality industry and voluntary no-smoking areas in bars are the answer.
  But a ban will be a disaster for the hospitality industry.
  The aim was to expose the organisation's workforce to the latest trends and advances in the hospitality industry.
  For years Paul had worked in the hospitality business working mainly in bars that had loud music.
  Oh, and the hospitality industry squeals that their profits will take a nose-dive if bans on smoking in public places are introduced.
  The cheaper end of the hospitality industry includes a disproportionate number of lifestylers who offer bed and breakfast to make some pocket money.
  Licensing trust members are elected under the Sale of Liquor Act to operate businesses in the hospitality industry.
  I love the hospitality industry, there's so much opportunity to move in your job and every day's different.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French hospitalite, from Latin hospitalitas, from hospitalis 'hospitable' (see hospital).

Definition of hospitality in US English:

hospitality

nounˌhäspəˈtalədēˌhɑspəˈtælədi

The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers.
Example sentencesExamples
- On a day's journey off the beaten track one might meet very few people, but their hospitality was spontaneous and generous.
- You extend love, care and hospitality to family, friends and loved ones.
- The majority of the cabin crew and restaurant staff are from Goa, a place renowned for its friendliness and hospitality.
- Egyptians are very friendly people, and even the poorest person will show hospitality to a stranger.
- As an Irishman, I wonder whether our reputation for friendliness and hospitality can survive the way we treat tourists.
- You share abundance and hospitality with friends and family.
- China's hospitality accorded to guests, foreign and local, is legendary.
- They were high in their praise of the Management of the Centre for the generous hospitality shown to them during their visit.
- Even in an age of mass tourism, many Cypriots still regard visitors as honoured guests and offer hospitality to total strangers.
- His generosity and hospitality will be forever remembered by his neighbors and the many friends he made over the years.
- A party of French rugby players have been enjoying Leigh's generous hospitality on their Easter tour.
- The committee would like to thank Tommy Bohan once again for his generous sponsorship and hospitality.
- On the ground she was fêted with lavish hospitality by friends waiting at every far-flung airfield to whisk her off to a celebratory feast.
- Generous hospitality was given to the Bury representatives both by the Regional Council of Limousin and by the town in Tulle.
- The fundamental test of justice is one of hospitality to the stranger.
- Both were spellbound by the courtesy, hospitality, helpfulness and friendliness of the African people.
- Bishop Ward, who was bishop of Salisbury in the late 17th century, had a reputation for hospitality towards his guests.
- The generosity and hospitality to people of every nation was greatly appreciated.
- They also promise a commitment ‘to hospitality which makes our guests feel like kings’.
- Still I was a little bit worried that I had been reckless to accept hospitality from a complete stranger.
Synonyms
friendliness, hospitableness, welcome, warm reception, helpfulness, neighbourliness, warmth, warm-heartedness, kindness, kind-heartedness, congeniality, geniality, sociability, conviviality, cordiality, amicability, amenability, generosity, liberality, bountifulness, open-handedness

adjectiveˌhäspəˈtalədēˌhɑspəˈtælədi

Relating to or denoting the business of housing or entertaining visitors.
the hospitality industry

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French hospitalite, from Latin hospitalitas, from hospitalis ‘hospitable’ (see hospital).

单词	hospitality
释义	Definition of hospitality in English: hospitality noun hɒspɪˈtalɪtiˌhɑspəˈtælədi mass noun 1The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers. Scotland is renowned for its hospitality Example sentencesExamples Still I was a little bit worried that I had been reckless to accept hospitality from a complete stranger. Even in an age of mass tourism, many Cypriots still regard visitors as honoured guests and offer hospitality to total strangers. You share abundance and hospitality with friends and family. The committee would like to thank Tommy Bohan once again for his generous sponsorship and hospitality. As an Irishman, I wonder whether our reputation for friendliness and hospitality can survive the way we treat tourists. They also promise a commitment ‘to hospitality which makes our guests feel like kings’. A party of French rugby players have been enjoying Leigh's generous hospitality on their Easter tour. His generosity and hospitality will be forever remembered by his neighbors and the many friends he made over the years. The generosity and hospitality to people of every nation was greatly appreciated. They were high in their praise of the Management of the Centre for the generous hospitality shown to them during their visit. On the ground she was fêted with lavish hospitality by friends waiting at every far-flung airfield to whisk her off to a celebratory feast. The majority of the cabin crew and restaurant staff are from Goa, a place renowned for its friendliness and hospitality. Both were spellbound by the courtesy, hospitality, helpfulness and friendliness of the African people. Egyptians are very friendly people, and even the poorest person will show hospitality to a stranger. Bishop Ward, who was bishop of Salisbury in the late 17th century, had a reputation for hospitality towards his guests. Generous hospitality was given to the Bury representatives both by the Regional Council of Limousin and by the town in Tulle. You extend love, care and hospitality to family, friends and loved ones. The fundamental test of justice is one of hospitality to the stranger. China's hospitality accorded to guests, foreign and local, is legendary. On a day's journey off the beaten track one might meet very few people, but their hospitality was spontaneous and generous. Synonyms friendliness, hospitableness, welcome, warm reception, helpfulness, neighbourliness, warmth, warm-heartedness, kindness, kind-heartedness, congeniality, geniality, sociability, conviviality, cordiality, amicability, amenability, generosity, liberality, bountifulness, open-handedness 1.1as modifier Relating to or denoting the business of entertaining clients, conference delegates, or other official visitors. the BBC's hospitality suite Example sentencesExamples He urged the hospitality industry to serve more traditional foods to visitors and tourists for them to have a real taste of Zambia. A rally was organised by various business houses in the hospitality industry. He has been working in the hospitality business for the past 26 years and has traveled around the world. This was probably one of the reasons that both brothers ended up in the hospitality business. I work in the hospitality industry and have to entertain clients a lot. Michels, regarded as one of the leading lights of the hospitality industry, is unlikely to quit the sector and is expected to set up a new hotel venture soon. It gives them the skills to work in the hospitality industry. And those of us in the hospitality business can be thankful for the way in which we get to make our living. But it's the subject of the hospitality industry and the Scottish workforce that really ignites Rissmann's passion. He said 80 percent of them were now employed within the hospitality sector and various business houses. He has spent about 20 years in the hospitality industry and now relishes his position in Shanghai's newest hotel. In 1985 Kieran and his wife Thelma settled in West Mayo and began life in the hospitality industry. Opponents claim the move will cost tens of thousands of jobs in the hospitality industry and voluntary no-smoking areas in bars are the answer. But a ban will be a disaster for the hospitality industry. The aim was to expose the organisation's workforce to the latest trends and advances in the hospitality industry. For years Paul had worked in the hospitality business working mainly in bars that had loud music. Oh, and the hospitality industry squeals that their profits will take a nose-dive if bans on smoking in public places are introduced. The cheaper end of the hospitality industry includes a disproportionate number of lifestylers who offer bed and breakfast to make some pocket money. Licensing trust members are elected under the Sale of Liquor Act to operate businesses in the hospitality industry. I love the hospitality industry, there's so much opportunity to move in your job and every day's different. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French hospitalite, from Latin hospitalitas, from hospitalis 'hospitable' (see hospital). Definition of hospitality in US English: hospitality nounˌhäspəˈtalədēˌhɑspəˈtælədi The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers. Example sentencesExamples On a day's journey off the beaten track one might meet very few people, but their hospitality was spontaneous and generous. You extend love, care and hospitality to family, friends and loved ones. The majority of the cabin crew and restaurant staff are from Goa, a place renowned for its friendliness and hospitality. Egyptians are very friendly people, and even the poorest person will show hospitality to a stranger. As an Irishman, I wonder whether our reputation for friendliness and hospitality can survive the way we treat tourists. You share abundance and hospitality with friends and family. China's hospitality accorded to guests, foreign and local, is legendary. They were high in their praise of the Management of the Centre for the generous hospitality shown to them during their visit. Even in an age of mass tourism, many Cypriots still regard visitors as honoured guests and offer hospitality to total strangers. His generosity and hospitality will be forever remembered by his neighbors and the many friends he made over the years. A party of French rugby players have been enjoying Leigh's generous hospitality on their Easter tour. The committee would like to thank Tommy Bohan once again for his generous sponsorship and hospitality. On the ground she was fêted with lavish hospitality by friends waiting at every far-flung airfield to whisk her off to a celebratory feast. Generous hospitality was given to the Bury representatives both by the Regional Council of Limousin and by the town in Tulle. The fundamental test of justice is one of hospitality to the stranger. Both were spellbound by the courtesy, hospitality, helpfulness and friendliness of the African people. Bishop Ward, who was bishop of Salisbury in the late 17th century, had a reputation for hospitality towards his guests. The generosity and hospitality to people of every nation was greatly appreciated. They also promise a commitment ‘to hospitality which makes our guests feel like kings’. Still I was a little bit worried that I had been reckless to accept hospitality from a complete stranger. Synonyms friendliness, hospitableness, welcome, warm reception, helpfulness, neighbourliness, warmth, warm-heartedness, kindness, kind-heartedness, congeniality, geniality, sociability, conviviality, cordiality, amicability, amenability, generosity, liberality, bountifulness, open-handedness adjectiveˌhäspəˈtalədēˌhɑspəˈtælədi Relating to or denoting the business of housing or entertaining visitors. the hospitality industry Origin Late Middle English: from Old French hospitalite, from Latin hospitalitas, from hospitalis ‘hospitable’ (see hospital).
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