jing4 san1迎新
Jyutpingjing4 san1
Yaleyìhng sān
Definition
To welcome newcomers or new arrivals.
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How it's used
Primarily used in the context of university life or corporate onboarding, this term carries a sense of organized social initiation. It often implies a series of activities rather than a single act of greeting. When used as a noun, it frequently functions as a prefix for events or gatherings designed to help new members integrate into a group.
Examples
We are holding a welcome event next week.
Have you signed up for the orientation yet?
Related words
Common phrases
orientation camp
welcoming supper
orientation activities
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Grammar guides
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