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2 Translation results for received in Spanish

adjective | verb

received adjective

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recibido, admitido

Example sentences of
received adjective

  • What was radical thinking in times past has become received wisdom today.
  • traditionally the received opinion was that, in the event of a divorce, the mother should get custody of the children

receive verb

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received, has received, is receiving, receives
recibir; acoger; captar (señales de radio)

Example sentences of
receive verb

  • You will be charged a late fee if the electric company does not receive your payment on time.
  • I received a letter from her yesterday.
  • She received the news of his death with remarkable calmness.
  • You will receive a discount if you spend over $100.

Synonyms of
receive verb

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  • Los sustantivos que derivan del verbo receive son receipt y reception.

Detailed synonyms for receive verb

Receive, accept, admit, take significan permitir que (algo o alguien) entre en la posesión, la presencia, el grupo, la mente o la sustancia de uno.
  • Receive puede indicar un reconocimiento acogedor <receiving her guests with open arms>, pero con mayor frecuencia indica que algo entra, o se le permite entrar, en la posesión o la presencia de uno, mientras que uno es pasivo <he received the verdict in silence>.
  • Accept añade a receive la indicación de cierto grado de acquiescencia o consentimiento positivo, aún si es tácito <refused to accept a valuable gift from someone she barely knew>.
    antonyms: reject
  • Admit lleva fuertes indicaciones de permiso, consentimiento o tolerancia <the club rarely admitted new members>.
    antonyms: eject, expel
  • Take lleva la noción de aceptar o, por lo menos, de recibir sin protesta alguna, y a menudo casi el acoger, en principio, lo que es ofrecido, otorgado o infligido <a man who took whatever fortune sent him>.

Reverse translation for received

recibir  - to receive, to get, to receive visitors, to welcome 
acoger  - to take in, to shelter, to receive, to welcome 
captar  (señales de radio) - to catch, to grasp, to gain, to attract, to harness, to collect (waters) 
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