accept
ஏற்க
definition
verb
he accepted a pen as a present
consent to receive (a thing offered).
this tentative explanation came to be accepted by the group
believe or come to recognize (an opinion, explanation, etc.) as valid or correct.
translation of 'Accept '
ஒப்புக்கொள்
verb
ஏற்றுக்கொள்
example
to 'accept' liability
He said the union had no option but to 'accept' the company's proposals.
Jenny has four children aged 25-30 from a previous marriage and she says they all 'accept' Kevin.
To legalise it in that form would be to 'accept' liability and sooner or later the court cases would flood in.
I got your invitation but I'm unable to 'accept'
A month ago, the company gave staff a month to 'accept' proposals which are aimed at achieving cost savings.
As Americans now contemplate the road ahead, they need to 'accept' three unpleasant facts.
Reginald was a good match and she ought to 'accept' him
The only recorded fault on any of the machines in October was on Wednesday October 20 when one of the machines would not 'accept' coins.
I can't 'accept' it as fact
He also urged councillors to 'accept' the proposals for new special schools, which would also bring new primary schools.
They tell farmers that we should 'accept' the proposals because the WTO cuts are going to happen anyway.
There is no difficulty here and we do not intend to 'accept' that proposal.
we have to 'accept' that things change
you should 'accept' me as I am
it was easier to 'accept' than to refuse
Our word of caution to the aspirants is to 'accept' that the positions of Member of Parliament are limited and there can only be one person at a time.
I am not asking you to 'accept' me, just if at all possible tolerate me.
And if it does, you can't expect everyone to stand around and 'accept' you as you are.
If he wants to 'accept' Visa charge cards, that's the cut Higgins must forfeit.
did he 'accept' the money?
she refused to 'accept' defeat
you must 'accept' that you made a mistake
I've seen too much so I know that a woman who I've never met wouldn't willingly 'accept' me.
he would 'accept' their offer and see what happened
I 'accept' the truth of that statement
For me, that moment was walking up the steps to the podium to 'accept' the World Cup at home in Paris.
Labour sources have indicated they are likely to 'accept' the proposals for free dental checks as part of a larger package to improve dental healthcare.
Yet if we 'accept' the proposition that we live in a global economy, we need to consider how we're going to make our voices heard.
we don't 'accept' credit cards
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