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a formal party held to celebrate an event or welcome someone
the place or desk usually at a hotel entrance where people go to book a room or check in
the way in which something is perceived or received by others, often referring to the response or reaction to an idea, message, or product
the quality or the act of receiving radio, television or cellphone signals
What is "reception"?
Reception refers to how well a device, such as a radio, television, or cellphone, can receive signals. It affects the quality of the sound, image, or connection a person experiences. Strong reception means clearer signals, while weak reception can cause interruptions, static, or poor quality. Factors like distance from the signal source, weather, and obstacles can influence reception, making it better or worse. Ensuring good reception is important for smooth communication and media enjoyment.
a successful catch of a pass by a American football player
What is a "reception"?
A reception in football is when a player catches a pass thrown by a teammate, usually the quarterback. The player receiving the ball, often a wide receiver, aims to catch it cleanly while avoiding defenders. A successful reception allows the team to move the ball forward and potentially gain more yards toward the opponent's goal. After catching the ball, the player may try to run with it to gain additional yards, depending on the situation. A reception is a key part of the passing game in football.
the area at the entrance of a place, such as a hotel or office building, that often has seats for guests and visitors
Britisha class or area in a school for young children, typically around ages 4-5
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