receive verb [T] (GET)
A2
to get or be given something:
Did you receive my letter?
- getI got a new bike for my birthday.
- receiveYou will receive your tickets by email.
- obtainAfter many years of trying, she finally obtained Brazilian citizenship.
- gainYou will improve at the job as you gain experience.
- earnEventually, you will earn the dog's trust.
- achieveShe achieved top marks in the physics exam.
- Members all receive a free copy of the monthly newsletter.
- Tomorrow the children will receive their anxiously awaited presents.
- One aggrieved customer complained that he still hadn't received the book he had ordered several weeks ago.
- The orchestra receives £2 million a year in sponsorship from various companies.
- The planet Jupiter radiates twice as much heat from inside as it receives from the Sun.
- acquirable
- acquire
- acquisition
- awardee
- carve
- draw
- earn
- get back
- get out of something
- get/lay/put your hands on someone idiom
- glom onto something/someone
- go to someone
- score
- screw
- screw something out of someone
- secure
- seize
- seize on/upon something
- snap something up
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receive verb [T] (WELCOME)
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C1
The speech was well/warmly/coldly, etc. received by the conference delegates.
- afternoon
- air kiss
- aloha
- ayup
- bid someone/something adieu
- g'day
- god
- hello
- hello stranger idiom
- hiya
- howdy
- lady
- merry Christmas! idiom
- mind
- morning
- namaskar
- pleased
- poke
- press the flesh idiom
- wish
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