client; customer; buyer for a business or industrial enterprise

polite; courteous; modest

guest; visitor; person receiving hospitality (as opposed to a host)

tourist; sightseer; visitor to a scenic area or attraction

objective; impartial; based on facts rather than feelings or opinions

customer; client; shopper; a person who buys goods or services

traveler, passenger, or hotel guest; person who travels or stays in a place away from home

person traveling in a car, train, ship, plane, or other public transport

The sports field or venue of the opposing team; the arena where an away game is played.

The business, industry, or department responsible for transporting passengers, such as by bus, train, or airplane

A large motor vehicle for carrying passengers by road

room used for receiving guests and for family leisure; drawing room; parlor

room for guests to stay or rest in, whether in a private home or a commercial hotel

The number and direction of passengers or customers moving through a specific area over a period of time; customer flow

(loanword) a personal website or page where entries are posted regularly; a blog

To visit someone's home or attend a party as a guest.

to invite guests to a meal or entertainment; to treat someone to something and pay the bill

a merchant or trader who travels from place to place to do business; a visiting businessman

a person who is professionally engaged in politics; (derogatory) a politician who lacks principles and acts only for personal or group gain; a political schemer.

passenger plane; airliner

(loanword) a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data; originally used for any highly skilled computer expert, also referred to as [[骇|駭|hai4]] in Taiwan.

A person who rents or borrows a house or room to live in.

a person who carries out a planned murder for political or ideological reasons

visiting team or away team in sports, referring to a team playing away from its home ground; contrast with [[主队|主隊|zhu3 dui4]]

a regular visitor or frequent guest to a home or institution

A transient visitor; a traveler passing through a place.

object of an individual's cognition or practice in philosophy, as opposed to the [[主体|主體|zhu3 ti3]]

an inn or tavern for travelers; historically refers to a simple hotel that also provided storage and transport for cargo

Polite response to an expression of gratitude

The source of customers, tourists, or passengers

guests or visitors as a collective group

to make a guest appearance or perform a role temporarily, such as a professional appearing in a different troupe or an amateur performing with professionals

large passenger vehicle such as a bus or coach

the total number of passengers or commuters traveling within a specific area or along a specific route during a given period

a person skilled in swordplay; a fencing master or heroic knight-errant

Hakka people or their culture; refers to a Han Chinese subgroup that migrated from northern China to the south starting in the late 4th century

A customer or diner in a restaurant or eatery.

to transport or take passengers on board a vehicle

The American multinational restaurant chain and international franchise.

The host and the guest together; those present at a social gathering

ticket for a traveler to ride on a train, ship, or airplane

A person sent to persuade or influence others; historically, an itinerant political advisor or professional intermediary sent to lobby rulers.

To solicit or recruit guests, clients, or passengers, such as for a hotel, restaurant, or shop

onlooker; watcher; member of an audience or a group of spectators

(idiom) an uninvited or unexpected guest; someone who arrives without being summoned; literally "a guest who has not been invited"

the quality of being objective; reflecting the original state of things without personal bias

without the slightest bit of politeness; blunt or unrestrained, especially regarding criticism

to be hospitable; to enjoy welcoming and entertaining guests

a man who visits or frequents prostitutes or brothels