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Host
01
a person who invites guests to a social event and ensures they have a pleasant experience while there
Example
The host welcomed everyone with a warm smile and guided them to their seats.
As the host, she made sure all her guests had plenty to eat and drink.
The host planned various activities to keep the guests entertained throughout the evening.
1.2
φιλοξενούσα, ξενοδόχος
someone who owns or manages a place where travelers can stay, like an inn or a bed and breakfast
Example
The host welcomed us warmly when we arrived at the quaint bed and breakfast.
She became a beloved host, known for her exceptional hospitality at the country inn.
The host provided us with a map and suggestions for local attractions.
02
a computer or device on a network that provides services, resources, or data to other computers or devices, known as clients
Example
The web server acts as a host, serving website content to users who access it.
In a peer-to-peer network, each computer can function as both a host and a client.
A file server on a network serves as a host, storing and sharing files with connected devices.
03
a large crowd of people or collection of things
Example
The event was attended by a host of dignitaries and celebrities.
The garden was home to a host of colorful butterflies.
The new software update includes a host of features and improvements.
3.1
σμήνος (smíno̱s), αγέλη (agéli)
a flock of sparrows
Example
A host of sparrows descended on the field in search of food.
The sky was filled with a host of sparrows, creating a stunning sight.
She watched in awe as a host of sparrows took flight together.
04
ξενιστής, φορέας
an animal or plant that a parasite lives on and gets food from, often harming it
Example
The dog was the host for the fleas that bit its skin.
The oak tree became a host for the harmful mistletoe.
Ticks use deer as their hosts, feeding on their blood.
05
στρατός, τέθριππος
a large organized group of soldiers or an army
Old useExample
The host gathered at dawn, ready for the decisive battle.
Legends spoke of a host that defended the realm from invaders.
A vast host marched across the plains towards the enemy.
06
άρτος, ποιητική προσφορά
a technical name for the bread used in the service of Mass or Holy Communion
Example
The priest elevated the host during the Eucharistic celebration.
The host symbolizes the body of Christ in Christian liturgy.
07
ξενιστής, φορέας
a person or organism that receives a transplanted tissue or organ from a donor
Example
The host's body accepted the kidney transplant successfully.
Medical teams monitored the host closely after the heart transplant.
The host experienced complications following the liver transplant.
to host
01
to be the organizer of an event such as a meeting, party, etc. to which people are invited
Transitive: to host an event
Example
Companies often host conferences to bring industry professionals together for networking.
Friends may host a dinner party to celebrate special occasions with loved ones.
Schools regularly host events to engage parents and showcase students' achievements.
Example
The popular morning show is hosted by a well-known celebrity.
Sarah will host the new cooking program airing next month.
He was excited to host his first live radio broadcast.
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