Definition of «host»

The term host can have several meanings depending on its context.

In general, a host is someone who welcomes and entertains guests, providing food, shelter or other necessities for them. For example, when you say that you are hosting a party, it means that you are organizing the event and inviting people to come over to your place where you will provide refreshments and entertainment.

In addition, host can also refer to an organization or individual who provides internet services, such as web-hosting companies which offer server space for websites. In this context, a user would upload their website files to the hosting company's server so that others can access it through the internet.

The term "host" is also used in biology when referring to an organism that harbors and supports the growth of another organism, known as its symbiont. For example, a clownfish lives among sea anemones which provide protection for them from predators.

In summary, the term "host" can refer to someone who welcomes guests or provides services such as internet hosting, and it is also used in biology when referring to organisms that live together in symbiotic relationships.

Usage examples

  1. The hotel will host a conference next month.
  2. The restaurant will host a private party tonight.
  3. The company plans to host a charity event to raise funds for a cause.
  4. The radio station will host a live talk show with celebrity guests.
  5. The museum will host an exhibition showcasing local artists' work.
  6. The theater will host a musical performance by a famous band.
  7. The stadium will host a football match between two rival teams.
  8. The church will host a community gathering to celebrate a special occasion.

Sentences with «host»

  • With host of other features this low budget but top quality stroller surely deserves attention. (bestbabydollstrollerreviews.com)
  • The suite is new and fully self contained allowing for self catering or foods served by hosts by arrangement. (wikiaustralia.com)
  • One way to keep hold of these classic races would be to change the fees for hosting rounds of the F1 world championship. (wtf1.com)
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