receive 音标拼音: [rəs'iv] [rɪs'iv] [ris'iv]
vt . 收到,接受,得到,接待,迎接,承受
vi . 收到,会客
收到,接受,得到,接待,迎接,承受收到,会客
receive 接收
receive v 1 :
get something ;
come into possession of ; "
receive payment ";
"
receive a gift "; "
receive letters from the front " [
synonym :
{
receive }, {
have }]
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 " [
synonym : {
receive },
{
get }, {
find }, {
obtain }, {
incur }]
3 :
register (
perceptual input ); "
pick up a signal " [
synonym : {
pick up }, {
receive }]
4 :
go through (
mental or physical states or experiences ); "
get an idea "; "
experience vertigo "; "
get nauseous "; "
receive injuries "; "
have a feeling " [
synonym : {
experience }, {
receive },
{
have }, {
get }]
5 :
express willingness to have in one '
s home or environs ; "
The community warmly received the refugees " [
synonym : {
receive },
{
take in }, {
invite }]
6 :
accept as true or valid ; "
He received Christ "
7 :
bid welcome to ;
greet upon arrival [
synonym : {
welcome },
{
receive }] [
ant : {
say farewell }]
8 :
convert into sounds or pictures ; "
receive the incoming radio signals "
9 :
experience as a reaction ; "
My proposal met with much opposition " [
synonym : {
meet }, {
encounter }, {
receive }]
10 :
have or give a reception ; "
The lady is receiving Sunday morning "
11 :
receive as a retribution or punishment ; "
He got 5 years in prison " [
synonym : {
get }, {
receive }]
12 :
partake of the Holy Eucharist sacrament 13 :
regard favorably or with disapproval ; "
Her new collection of poems was not well received "
Receive \
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Received } (
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p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Receiving }.]
[
OF .
receveir ,
recevoir ,
F .
recevoir ,
fr .
L .
recipere ;
pref .
re -
re -
capere to take ,
seize .
See {
Capable }, {
Heave },
and cf . {
Receipt }, {
Reception }, {
Recipe }.]
1 .
To take ,
as something that is offered ,
given ,
committed ,
sent ,
paid ,
or the like ;
to accept ;
as ,
to receive money offered in payment of a debt ;
to receive a gift ,
a message ,
or a letter .
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Receyven all in gree that God us sent . --
Chaucer .
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2 .
Hence :
To gain the knowledge of ;
to take into the mind by assent to ;
to give admission to ;
to accept ,
as an opinion ,
notion ,
etc .;
to embrace .
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Our hearts receive your warnings . --
Shak .
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The idea of solidity we receive by our touch .
--
Locke .
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3 .
To allow ,
as a custom ,
tradition ,
or the like ;
to give credence or acceptance to .
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Many other things there be which they have received to hold ,
as the washing of cups ,
and pots . --
Mark vii .
4 .
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4 .
To give admittance to ;
to permit to enter ,
as into one '
s house ,
presence ,
company ,
and the like ;
as ,
to receive a lodger ,
visitor ,
ambassador ,
messenger ,
etc .
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They kindled a fire ,
and received us every one .
--
Acts xxviii .
2 .
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5 .
To admit ;
to take in ;
to hold ;
to contain ;
to have capacity for ;
to be able to take in .
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The brazen altar that was before the Lord was too little to receive the burnt offerings . --
1 Kings viii .
64 .
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6 .
To be affected by something ;
to suffer ;
to be subjected to ;
as ,
to receive pleasure or pain ;
to receive a wound or a blow ;
to receive damage .
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Against his will he can receive no harm . --
Milton .
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7 .
To take from a thief ,
as goods known to be stolen .
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8 . (
Lawn Tennis )
To bat back (
the ball )
when served .
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{
Receiving ship },
one on board of which newly recruited sailors are received ,
and kept till drafted for service .
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Syn :
To accept ;
take ;
allow ;
hold ;
retain ;
admit .
Usage : {
Receive }, {
Accept }.
To receive describes simply the act of taking .
To accept denotes the taking with approval ,
or for the purposes for which a thing is offered .
Thus ,
we receive a letter when it comes to hand ;
we receive news when it reaches us ;
we accept a present when it is offered ;
we accept an invitation to dine with a friend .
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Who ,
if we knew What we receive ,
would either not accept Life offered ,
or soon beg to lay it down .
--
Milton .
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Receive \
Re *
ceive "\ (
r [-
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s [=
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v "),
v .
i .
1 .
To receive visitors ;
to be at home to receive calls ;
as ,
she receives on Tuesdays .
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2 . (
Lawn Tennis )
To return ,
or bat back ,
the ball when served ;
as ,
it is your turn to receive .
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173 Moby Thesaurus words for "
receive ":
abide by ,
accede ,
accept ,
accept for gospel ,
accept implicitly ,
acclaim ,
acknowledge receipt of ,
acquiesce ,
acquiesce in ,
acquire ,
admit ,
agree ,
agree to ,
agree with ,
applaud ,
ascertain ,
assent ,
assimilate ,
assume ,
be certain ,
be paid ,
be subjected to ,
be told ,
bear ,
believe ,
believe without reservation ,
buy ,
catch up ,
cheer ,
claim ,
clap hands on ,
clasp ,
claw ,
clear ,
clench ,
clinch ,
clutch ,
collect ,
come by ,
come in for ,
come into ,
complete ,
comply ,
comprehend ,
comprise ,
consent ,
contain ,
count in ,
cover ,
credit ,
derive ,
derive from ,
drag down ,
drain off ,
draw ,
draw from ,
draw off ,
earn ,
embody ,
embrace ,
encircle ,
enclose ,
encompass ,
endure ,
envisage ,
experience ,
fill ,
fill in ,
fill out ,
find out ,
gain ,
gather ,
get ,
get hold of ,
give an entree ,
give faith to ,
give the nod ,
glom on to ,
grab ,
grab hold of ,
grapple ,
grasp ,
greet ,
grip ,
gripe ,
gross ,
hail ,
have ,
have coming in ,
hear ,
hold ,
hold with ,
home on ,
hug ,
identify ,
immit ,
in toto ,
include ,
incorporate ,
inherit ,
intromit ,
lay hands on ,
lay hold of ,
learn ,
let in ,
loot ,
make ,
map ,
mark paid ,
meet ,
meet with ,
nail ,
net ,
nip ,
nip up ,
nod ,
nod assent ,
number among ,
obtain ,
occupy ,
palm ,
partake ,
pick up ,
pillage ,
pinpoint ,
pocket ,
possess ,
profit ,
pull down ,
put faith in ,
receipt ,
reckon among ,
reckon in ,
reckon with ,
scan ,
secure ,
seize ,
set store by ,
snap up ,
snatch ,
spot ,
steal ,
subscribe to ,
suffer ,
sustain ,
swallow ,
sweep ,
take ,
take by assault ,
take by storm ,
take for granted ,
take hold of ,
take in ,
take into account ,
take into consideration ,
take kindly to ,
take on ,
take on faith ,
take on trust ,
take over ,
take possession ,
take stock in ,
take up ,
throw open to ,
trigger ,
trust ,
tune in ,
undergo ,
vote for ,
welcome ,
whip up ,
yes ,
yield assent
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