adjective .
provided for or done by a guest: a guest towel; a guest column for a newspaper.
participating or performing as a guest: a guest conductor.

what the meaning

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adjective . 
provided for or done by a guest: a guest towel; a guest column for a newspaper. 
participating or performing as a guest: a guest conductor. 


what the meaning

paxpolaris · Answer

Hi

anonymous · Answer

hii too

paxpolaris · Answer

the word guest is usually a noun.

But in these cases, it works like an adjective

anonymous · Answer

i still confused

paxpolaris · Answer

guest is used to describe the kind of towel or column it is.

paxpolaris · Answer

an adjective describes a noun

paxpolaris · Answer

what is the question exactly? what are you confused about?

anonymous · Answer

my friend asked me, 
adjective . 
"provided for or done by a guest": a guest towel; a guest column for a newspaper. 
"participating or performing as a guest": a guest conductor. 

the meaning in "provided for or done by a guest" and "participating or performing as a guest"

paxpolaris · Answer

the examples kind of explain it to you:

You "provide" a guest in your home with a guest towel.

guest column is written by someone who doesn't actually work for the newspaper.  Like if the President of the country has a column in the newspaper, he is a guest columnist.

paxpolaris · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

ok thank you about your information..