Usage of "host country"

Country receiving or hosting a diplomatic mission from another country.

Usage of host country in anglès

The President may be met by the leader of the host country. 
 Reuters 

The HQ would immediately provide the host country with an economic boost. 
 Reuters 

And smaller subsidiaries offer very little economic substance for a host country. 
 BBC 

Climbers from the event's host country, Venezuela, also made a strong showing. 
 Climbing Magazine 

Debate constantly swirls about the value of the Olympics to any host country. 
 Reuters 

No national team exemplified this more than that of the host country, France. 
 Climbing Magazine 

The majority of them simply melted into the host country's underbelly. 
 World war z: an oral history of the zombie war 

She carried a green silk scarf, perhaps in deference to her host country. 
 The Irish Times 

It was a defining event both for the company and its host country. 
 The Irish Times 

Just a courtesy from the host country, and that was a French carrier. 
 The bourne identity 

Fans attendance at races will depend on the host country's regulations. 
 The South African 

So a native of the host country may have more entitlements. 
 BBC 

Was it to address certain problems as far as the host country is concerned? 
 Reuters 

Are EU migrants entitled to the same benefits as citizens of the host country? 
 BBC 

Representing your home country in your host country was a great honour and privilege. 
 The Irish Times 

THE host country is not pleased about one of its own not feeling welcome. 
 News.com.au 

host

Adjective

Noun

Meanings of host country in anglès