receive

/rɪˈsiːv/
verb
  1. To be given or get something that is sent, given, or presented to you.
    • I received a birthday card from my grandmother.
    • She received a scholarship to study abroad.
    • The package arrived, but I haven't received it yet.
  2. To experience or be affected by something (such as an injury, treatment, or reaction).
    • He received medical attention right after the accident.
    • She received a warm welcome from the crowd.
    • The movie received excellent reviews from critics.
  3. To formally welcome or greet someone as a guest or visitor.
    • They received us with open arms when we arrived.
    • The hotel staff received the guests at the entrance.
    • The president will receive the ambassador at the White House.
  4. To be able to pick up or detect signals (such as radio, TV, or internet).
    • The satellite dish receives signals from space.
    • Our antenna is broken, so we can't receive any channels.
    • This radio can receive stations from across the country.
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