Meaning of He'll be glad of a visitor
He will be pleased to have someone to talk to.
In simple words: He will be happy to see a guest.
He'll be glad of a visitor in a sentence
- He'll be glad of a visitor during this quiet evening.
- When she arrives, he'll be glad of a visitor to share his stories.
- Despite feeling lonely, he knew he'll be glad of a visitor soon.
- He'll be glad of a visitor, especially after such a long week.
- If you stop by, he'll be glad of a visitor at his home.
How to use He'll be glad of a visitor
Used in contexts where someone appreciates or is thankful for another person's company. More common in British English.
Grammar pattern
verb + preposition + article + noun
Memory hint
Think of 'glad' as being happy, like a child seeing a friend.
Related words
Collocations with He'll be glad of a visitor
- be glad of someone's help
- be glad of the opportunity
- be glad of a break
Synonyms for He'll be glad of a visitor
- happy about
- pleased with
- appreciative of
- thankful for
Common mistakes with He'll be glad of a visitor
- Confused with 'glad for' which isn't standard in this context.
- Incorrect word order, like 'of he'll be glad a visitor'.
He'll be glad of a visitor appears in
He'll be glad of a visitor in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
سيسعد بوجود زائر
سيسعد برؤية ضيف.
- Bengaliবাংলা
একজন অতিথি পেলে খুশি হবে
একজন অতিথি এলে সে খুশি হবে।
- GermanDeutsch
Er wird froh sein über Besuch
Er wird sich freuen, einen Gast zu sehen.
- SpanishEspañol
Agradecerá una visita
Estará contento de ver a un invitado.
- Persianفارسی
او از دیدن یک مهمان خوشحال میشود
او از دیدن یک مهمان خوشحال خواهد شد.
- FrenchFrançais
Il sera content d'avoir de la visite
Il sera heureux de voir un invité.
- Hindiहिन्दी
उसे किसी आगंतुक से खुशी होगी
उसे एक मेहमान को देखकर खुशी होगी।
- ItalianItaliano
Sarà contento di una visita
Sarà felice di vedere un ospite.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Ele vai ficar feliz com uma visita
Ele ficará feliz em ver um convidado.
- RussianРусский
Он будет рад гостю
Он будет рад видеть гостя.
- Urduاردو
کسی مہمان کی موجودگی پر خوش ہوگا
وہ مہمان کو دیکھ کر خوش ہوگا۔
- Chinese中文
有人来访他会很高兴
他会很高兴见到客人。
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Frequently asked questions about He'll be glad of a visitor
What does He'll be glad of a visitor mean?
He will be happy to see a guest.
What is the definition of He'll be glad of a visitor?
He will be pleased to have someone to talk to.
How do you use He'll be glad of a visitor in a sentence?
He'll be glad of a visitor during this quiet evening.
Can you give another example of He'll be glad of a visitor?
When she arrives, he'll be glad of a visitor to share his stories.
What are synonyms for He'll be glad of a visitor?
Common alternatives include happy about, pleased with, appreciative of, thankful for.
What words go with He'll be glad of a visitor?
It commonly pairs with be glad of someone's help, be glad of the opportunity, be glad of a break.
What are common mistakes when using He'll be glad of a visitor?
Confused with 'glad for' which isn't standard in this context. Incorrect word order, like 'of he'll be glad a visitor'.
How do you pronounce He'll be glad of a visitor?
US: //hil bi ɡlæd əv ə ˈvɪzɪtɚ//, UK: //hiːl biː ɡlæd əv ə ˈvɪzɪtə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use He'll be glad of a visitor?
Used in contexts where someone appreciates or is thankful for another person's company. More common in British English.
