How do you say reception in English?

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First, the phonetic symbols of words

Word pronunciation: English? 【r？ Is it? Five]? ? ? Beautiful? [r？ Really? V]

Second, the definition of words

Verb (short for verb)? Receive; Received; receive

Third, the usage of words.

The basic meaning of receive is "acceptance" and "acceptance", which only refers to the objective fact of accepting or accepting something, and does not mean subjective attitude (acceptance or rejection). By extension, it means "being educated, punished, supported, etc." And "agree with a point of view or opinion". Sometimes it can also mean "meet someone".

Receive can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can be used as an object with a noun or pronoun, or as a compound object with a complement. Can be used for passive structures.

The receive object can be from the preposition, meaning "get from", or into the preposition, meaning "accept as".

Fourth, phrase collocation.

Hit? Be hit

Get a diploma? Get a diploma

Get an education receive education

Received a gift? Receive a gift

Got the letter? Receive a letter

Get a medical examination? physical examination

Get paid? Receive a salary

Received a telegram? Receive a telegram

Welcome? Be welcomed

Hurt? be injured

Received an explanation? Get an explanation

Take an injection? (of a nurse or doctor) give an injection

Be warmly welcomed? Be cheered

Guaranteed? don't worry

Receive dividends? Divide into dividends

Receive foreign guests? receive foreign guests

Get full cooperation? Get strong cooperation.

Get good treatment? Be treated well

Accept fund support? Obtain special funds

Received great excitement? Very excited

Discrimination of the meaning of verb (abbreviation of verb)

The verbs accept, receive, admit and take all mean "accept".

Accept emphasizes active or voluntary acceptance, or agreed to accept after consideration.

Receive focuses on only receiving or accepting this conclusion or fact, and does not mean taking initiative or positive action.

Admit emphasizes permission or recognition when delivering an "award-winning" speech.

Take and receive agree is the daily usage of receive, which focuses on acceptance or acceptance without subjective will.

Bilingual examples of intransitive verbs

we? Is it okay? Receive? Up? Where to? 500? Cable TV? Channels. ?

We can receive as many as 500 cable TV channels.

About what? 60,000? Subscriber? Really? Special? Adapter? Where to? Receive? And then what? Decoding? That? Signal. ?

About 60,000 users have special adapters to receive and convert signals.

What? Received 600? By who? Way? Yes? Compensation? From where? That? Company. ?

The company compensated him 600 pounds.

Three? Young? People? Used to be. Copy that? Become? That? Church? Where is it? Easter. ?

Three young people joined the church at Easter.

Very little? Candidates? Had it? Copy that? Really? Training? Are you online? Management. ?

Few candidates have received management training.

All of them? Donation? For what? That? May? Question? Must? Is it? Copy that? By who? Friday. ?

All manuscripts to be published in May must be delivered before Friday.