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guestless

/ˈɡɛstləs/ adj

Without a guest.

Word Origin From Proto-Germanic gastiz 'guest' and lausaz 'lacking' — guestless means having no guests, perhaps a lonely inn. The word guest originally meant 'stranger,' reflecting the ancient custom of hospitality to travelers. The same root gives us guesthouse, and the -less suffix appears in countless words like homeless.

adj Without a guest.

The hotel remained guestless throughout the entire winter season.

(形容词) 无宾客的；没有客人的

整个冬季，这家酒店一直无人光顾。

(adjetivo) Sin huéspedes.

El hotel permaneció sin huéspedes durante toda la temporada de invierno.

(adjectif) Sans invité, dépourvu de visiteur.

L'hôtel est resté **guestless** (sans invités) pendant toute la saison hivernale.

(Adjektiv) gastlos; ohne Gäste [Ohne Gäste; ohne Besuch.]

Das Hotel blieb den ganzen Winter über **guestless**.

(形容詞) 客のない、宿泊者のいない。

そのホテルは冬の間ずっと客のない状態のままだった。

(adjetivo) sem hóspede; sem hóspedes [Sem hóspede.]

O hotel permaneceu sem hóspedes durante toda a temporada de inverno.

Synonyms: unvisited tenantless empty unoccupied vacant Antonyms: visited occupied full crowded
Word parts: guest + less

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