holidaymaker
holidaymaker
Definition
holiday·maker (häl′ə dā māk′ər)
noun
Chiefly Brit. vacationer
holidaymaker
Usage Examples
Possessives
- today: But if Clovelly's heart remains unchanged, its visitor amenities are very much geared to the needs of today's holidaymaker.
Converse of object
- work: How much is the average wage for a working holidaymaker?
- offer: With some of the most dramatic scenery to be found anywhere in the world Scotland can offer the holidaymaker unrivaled delights.
- attract: The resort mainly attracts the British holidaymaker, with other tourists coming from all over northern Europe.
- please: It would please almost any holidaymaker looking for a quiet peaceful and relaxing holiday.
Adjective modifier
- discerning: Forest Park Estates has a lot to offer the discerning holidaymaker.
- British: The resort mainly attracts the British holidaymaker, with other tourists coming from all over northern Europe.
- active: For the active holidaymaker there are many other sports to enjoy here.
- adventurous: For the more adventurous holidaymaker you can even learn to Scuba Dive at the famous Looe Divers.
- disabled: St Mary's Lodge has been designed specifically with the disabled holidaymaker and their families /carers in mind.
- young: For the younger holidaymaker there is plenty do as well.
Modifies a noun
- visa: If you're after something more flexible than a permanent visa you might be eligible for the working holidaymaker visa.
- scheme: International students would have to return to their home country to apply for the working holidaymaker scheme and obtain entry.
- holiday: Denis Duncan House offers the disabled holidaymaker state-of-the art holiday accommodation in a unique setting.
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