receive
🇺🇸
/rɪˈsiːv/
🇬🇧
/rɪˈsiːv/
verb
A2
to get something given or sent to you
I receive a gift from my friend.
B1
to be given a type of treatment or welcome
They receive a warm welcome at the party.
B1
to form an idea from what you see or experience
I receive the feeling that he is happy.
B1
to get hurt in a certain way
He receive a small injury in the game.
B2
to react to something new in a way
The news was well receive by everyone.
R
to welcome a guest, especially formally
They receive their guests with kindness.
R
to officially accept someone into a group
New members receive into the club today.
R
to change signals into sounds or pictures on TV or radio
The radio can receive signals from far away.
R
to hear a radio message being sent
I receive your message clearly.
R
to buy or accept stolen goods
It is illegal to receive stolen items.
R
to be the player the server hits the ball to
She choose to receive first in the match.
translation
to get something given or sent to you; to be given a type of treatment or welcome; to form an idea from what you see or experience; to get hurt in a certain way; to react to something new in a way; to welcome a guest, especially formally; to officially accept someone into a group; to change signals into sounds or pictures on TV or radio; to hear a radio message being sent; to buy or accept stolen goods; to be the player the server hits the ball to
Word Forms
3rd Present
receives
Past
received
Perfect
received
Progressive
receiving