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Results for: "receive"

Translating from English to Japanese

Translations:

receive — to take what is offered, accept from another
→ 受け取る (uketoru)
→ 受ける (ukeru)
→ 頂く (itadaku)
receive — to take possession of
→ 受け取る (uketoru)
→ 受ける (ukeru)

More translations:

receive
→ 受取る
receive
→ 接見する
receive
→ 受入れる
receive
→ 迎える
receive
→ 買い入れる

English definitions WordNet

VERB 13

  1. get something; come into possession of

    • “receive payment”
    • “receive a gift”
    • “receive letters from the front”
    Synonymshave

  2. receive a specified treatment (abstract)

    • “These aspects of civilization do not find expression or receive an interpretation”
    • “His movie received a good review”
    • “I got nothing but trouble for my good intentions”
    Synonymsgetfindobtainincur

  3. register (perceptual input)

    • “pick up a signal”
    Synonymspick up
Show 10 more meanings

  1. go through (mental or physical states or experiences)

    • “get an idea”
    • “experience vertigo”
    • “get nauseous”
    • “receive injuries”
    • “have a feeling”
    Synonymsexperiencehaveget

  2. express willingness to have in one's home or environs

    • “The community warmly received the refugees”
    Synonymstake ininvite

  3. accept as true or valid

    • “He received Christ”

  4. bid welcome to; greet upon arrival

    Synonymswelcome

  5. convert into sounds or pictures

    • “receive the incoming radio signals”

  6. experience as a reaction

    • “My proposal met with much opposition”
    Synonymsmeetencounter

  7. have or give a reception

    • “The lady is receiving Sunday morning”

  8. receive as a retribution or punishment

    • “He got 5 years in prison”
    Synonymsget

  9. partake of the Holy Eucharist sacrament

  10. regard favorably or with disapproval

    • “Her new collection of poems was not well received”