occasional guest

collocation in English

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occasional
adjective
uk
/əˈkeɪ.ʒən.əl/us
/əˈkeɪ.ʒən.əl/
not happening or done often ...
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guest
noun[C]
uk
/ɡest/us
/ɡest/
a person who is staying with you, or a person you have invited to a social occasion, such as a party or ...
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(Definition ofoccasionalandguestfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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He subsequently revisits the university as anoccasionalguestlecturer.
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The show has a loose format that includes a check in with the hosts' activities from the last week, some topical issues andoccasionalguestspots.
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He loved horses, and was known to have made a gift of them to mark the pleasure which he had taken in the society of anoccasionalguest.
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I should like to ask for clarification about the procedure for our occasional guests.
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The property includes a four bedroom house, which is now used for occasional guests.
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Occasionalguesteditorials of up to 2,000 words will normally be published by invitation, although suggestions will be considered.
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The show also features regular segments on biblical criticism, psychology of religion, apologetics, mythology andoccasionalguestinterviews.
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The remainder of each issue contains articles written by regular staffers and theoccasionalguestcontributor.
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He will, however, continue to makeoccasionalguestappearances.
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In addition to his syndicated show, he still makesoccasionalguestappearances for other shows.
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Every service involves students, staff, and faculty withoccasionalguestpreachers, alumni, and scholars in residence.
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The group is self-taught by elected student members and also learns dances from theoccasionalguest-instructor.
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She was only seen inoccasionalguestspots thereafter.
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She had previously been a writer for and anoccasionalguestperformer on the program.
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He is also the author of two books, and anoccasionalgueston various cable news programs.
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He still makesoccasionalguestappearances on television.
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She continued to makeoccasionalguestappearances and live performances, as well as mentor young female hip-hop artists.
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Except for anoccasionalguestappearance, raps on her songs were the pre-recorded originals, with the rapper shown on the video screens.
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She resigned in 1959 due to an injury to her foot, although she madeoccasionalguestappearances until 1962.
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He was a regular from 19982002 and madeoccasionalguestappearances from 2003 to 2005.
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