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to receive
01
to be given something or to accept something that is sent
Transitive: to receive sth
02
to willingly accept or welcome someone or something into one's home or surroundings
Transitive: to receive sb
03
to pick up broadcast signals
Transitive: to receive a signal
04
to be subjected to or undergo a particular course of action, treatment, or handling
Transitive: to receive a course of action or treatment
05
to take in or absorb information, experiences, or stimuli, often through perception, understanding, or awareness
Transitive: to receive information or experiences
06
to undergo certain conditions, emotions, or situations
Transitive: to receive conditions or emotions
07
to acknowledge or accept an idea, information, or statement, as true or accurate
Transitive: to receive ideas or information
08
to be subjected to or experience a particular reaction or feedback from others
Transitive: to receive a reaction or feedback
receive
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receivable
adj
receivable
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received
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received
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receiver
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receiver
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Example
The charity received a large donation from an anonymous benefactor.
We received an invitation to their wedding.
Every morning, he receives a newspaper at his doorstep.
She was happy to receive a surprise gift on her birthday.
The library received a donation of three hundred books from a local charity organization.
