receives; received; receiving
receives; received; receiving
Learner's definition of RECEIVE
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[+ object] : to get or be given (something)收到;接到;拿到 -
You will be charged a late fee if the electric company does not receive your payment on time.如果电力公司没有按时收到你的付款,你将会被收取滞纳金。
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I received a letter/call from her yesterday.我昨天接到了她的来信/电话。
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You will receive a discount if you spend over $100.消费超过100美元即可享受折扣。
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This spring he'll receive [=be awarded] his PhD in physics.今年春季他将获得物理学博士学位。
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[+ object] : to react to (something) in a specified way对…做出反应 —
often used as (be) received常用作(be) received 3
[+ object] formal : to welcome (someone) in usually a formal way接待;招待;欢迎 4
[+ object] : to accept (someone) as a member of an organization, church, etc.接纳,接收(某人为成员) —
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a : to suffer (an injury)遭受,经受(伤害) b : to be given (a punishment)被施以(惩罚) 6
[+ object] : to experience or take (a medical treatment)接受(治疗) -
He receives an injection once a week to treat his allergies.他每周接受一次注射,治疗过敏症。
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Only one of the patients receiving the new treatment is experiencing bad side effects.在接受这种新疗法的病人中,只有一位感受到了不良副作用。
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He received a kidney transplant.他接受了肾脏移植。
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a : to get (signals that are sent to a television, radio, etc.)接收,收听(信号) b : to be able to hear (someone who is talking to you on a radio)(通过无线电)听到 8
American football : to be the player or team to which the ball is kicked when play begins接开球 [no object]
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[+ object] law : to buy or take (goods that have been stolen) illegally购买(赃物);接受(赃物)
on/at the receiving end
◊ If you are on/at the receiving end of something bad or unpleasant, you are the person it is directed at.承受不愉快之事;成为受气包