Invite round
verb
To request or ask someone to visit or come to your place, usually your house, for a social event.
I'll invite my friends round for dinner this weekend.

Often appears as...
- invite someone round for dinner
- invite someone round for a drink
Usage tips
Colloquial
verb
To request or ask someone to visit or come to your place, usually your house, for a social event.
I'll invite my friends round for dinner this weekend.

Often appears as...
- invite someone round for dinner
- invite someone round for a drink
Usage tips
Colloquial
Definition 1 of 1

Social Gatherings
Used mainly for casual social events, not formal invitations.

Let's invite Sarah round for a game night.
British Usage
Commonly used in British English, may be less familiar to American English speakers.

Did you invite them round for tea this Sunday?
Not For Public Places
Implies invitation to a private space, like a home, rather than public places.

I'm excited to invite everyone round to my new flat.
Social Gatherings
Used mainly for casual social events, not formal invitations.

Let's invite Sarah round for a game night.
British Usage
Commonly used in British English, may be less familiar to American English speakers.

Did you invite them round for tea this Sunday?
Not For Public Places
Implies invitation to a private space, like a home, rather than public places.

I'm excited to invite everyone round to my new flat.
Social Gatherings
Used mainly for casual social events, not formal invitations.

Let's invite Sarah round for a game night.
British Usage
Commonly used in British English, may be less familiar to American English speakers.

Did you invite them round for tea this Sunday?
Not For Public Places
Implies invitation to a private space, like a home, rather than public places.

I'm excited to invite everyone round to my new flat.
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