receive

receive
{ri'si:v}
1. получавам
2. приемам
to be RECEIVEd into приемат ме в
to RECEIVE someone's confession изслушвам изповедта на някого
3. укривам крадени вещи (и to RECEIVE stolen goods)
4. приемам, давам прием, срещам, посрещам (гости)
receiving line шпалир от посрещачи
5. съдържам, побирам
6. поемам, издържам, понасям (тежест), обект съм на, отстоявам, срещам, пресрещам (удар и пр.)
to RECEIVE a broken jaw разбивам си/разбиват ми челюстта
7. допускам, признавам, приемам, възприемам
8. църк. причестявам се
9. рад., телев. приемам, ловя, улавям
to be on the receiving end прен. на топа на устата съм, опирам пешкира
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{ri'si:v} v 1. получавам; 2. приемам; to be received into приемат м
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съдържам; срещам; укривам; посрещам; понасям; отстоявам; признавам; пресрещам; приемам; възприемам;
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1. receiving line шпалир от посрещачи 2. to be on the receiving end прен. на топа на устата съм, опирам пешкира 3. to be received into приемат ме в 4. to receive a broken jaw разбивам си/разбиват ми челюстта 5. to receive someone's confession изслушвам изповедта на някого 6. допускам, признавам, приемам, възприемам 7. поемам, издържам, понасям (тежест), обект съм на, отстоявам, срещам, пресрещам (удар и пр.) 8. получавам 9. приемам 10. приемам, давам прием, срещам, посрещам (гости) 11. рад., телев. приемам, ловя, улавям 12. съдържам, побирам 13. укривам крадени вещи (и to receive stolen goods) 14. църк. причестявам се
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receive[ri´si:v] v 1. получавам; to \receive sympathy from намирам (срещам) съчувствие у; to \receive stolen goods укривам крадени предмети; to \receive a broken arm счупвам си ръката; 2. приемам; to be \received into a party приемат ме в партия; to \receive s.o.'s confession изслушвам изповедта на някого; 3. приемам, давам прием; срещам, посрещам; 4. съдържам, побирам; 5. поемам, издържам, понасям; отстоявам, срещам, пресрещам (удар и пр.); to be on (at) the \receiveing end (of) обект съм (на нещо неприятно); 6. допускам, признавам, приемам, възприемам; 7. рел. причестявам се.

English-Bulgarian dictionary. 2013.

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  • Receive — Re*ceive (r[ e]*s[=e]v ), v. i. 1. To receive visitors; to be at home to receive calls; as, she receives on Tuesdays. [1913 Webster] 2. (Lawn Tennis) To return, or bat back, the ball when served; as, it is your turn to receive. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

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  • receive —   [engl.], empfangen …   Universal-Lexikon

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  • receive — is a key word supporting the rule of spelling ‘i before e except after c’. See i before e …   Modern English usage

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