receive
teslim almak
definition
verb
most businesses will receive a tax cut
be given, presented with, or paid (something).
the event received wide press coverage
suffer, experience, or be subject to (specified treatment).
translation of 'receive'
verb
karşılamak,
kaldırmak,
başına gelmek,
parasını almak,
uğramak,
teslim almak,
kabul etmek,
çekmek,
ağırlamak,
almak,
evsahipliği yapmak
example
Most e-mail users send and/or 'receive' one to five messages a day, and they check their mails at least once a day.
Members of the Royal Family 'receive' hundreds of presents, often from people they have never met.
to 'receive' communion
The android looked clearly stunned, not expecting to 'receive' such a reaction from a normally pleasant woman.
She described the large house, trimmed hedges, her uniform, and the mother who dressed elegantly to 'receive' and visit friends for lunch.
she was not allowed to 'receive' visitors
staff 'receive' a discount on meals
This is why I only have to open my eyes and paint the impressions that I 'receive' .
the police 'receive' a complaint every minute
Women who 'receive' prompt treatment appear to suffer no long-term harm from the condition.
We always 'receive' thank-you cards and presents from guests who have stayed with us and that gives me such a buzz.
Current and future Sky subscribers will still be able to 'receive' all the BBC's services.
It is my honorary responsibility to 'receive' donations, subscriptions and offerings sent to the group.
As transmitters are switched on and new areas 'receive' BBC digital radio broadcasts the postcode checker on the website will also be updated.
My mother did know who my father was, but she was too afraid to tell anyone for fear of the reactions she would 'receive' .
he failed to find a magistrate to 'receive' his oath
The volume of the communications that we send and 'receive' has multiplied tremendously.
We 'receive' the impression that belief in the existence of God is based entirely upon these proofs.
The historic buildings which will 'receive' grants in the present allocation are from right across the country.
There are now estimated to be 10 million homes in the UK which can 'receive' all of the BBC's digital services.
The press pumps up many, but few 'receive' such widespread public reverence.
I did 'receive' a few positive reactions from mainly Dutch and German managers.
Scares about mobile phones have centred on two areas - the handsets and the base stations, whose antennae 'receive' and broadcast signals.
For a fee private subscribers could also be hooked up to 'receive' the time signal.
to 'receive' stolen goods
But we must recall that in approaching the altar we 'receive' our Lord, body and blood, soul and divinity.
This allows phones to send and 'receive' much longer messages, which will remove the need for the shorthand familiar to every teenage texter.
So why should openly pro-choice politicians get to 'receive' Jesus in the sacrament of Holy Communion?
Listeners will also be able to 'receive' the BBC local service, Radio Devon, which is already available on DAB.
he failed to find a magistrate to 'receive' his oath
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