Received 音标拼音: [rəs'ivd] [rɪs'ivd] [ris'ivd]
a . 被一般承认的,被认为标准的
被一般承认的,被认为标准的
received 接收
received adj 1 :
conforming to the established language usage of educated native speakers ; "
standard English " (
American ); "
received standard English is sometimes called the King '
s English "
(
British ) [
synonym : {
standard }, {
received }] [
ant :
{
nonstandard }]
2 :
widely accepted as true or worthy ; "
a received moral idea ";
"
Received political wisdom says not ;
surveys show otherwise "-
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n . {
Receiving }.]
[
OF .
receveir ,
recevoir ,
F .
recevoir ,
fr .
L .
recipere ;
pref .
re -
re -
capere to take ,
seize .
See {
Capable }, {
Heave },
and cf . {
Receipt }, {
Reception }, {
Recipe }.]
1 .
To take ,
as something that is offered ,
given ,
committed ,
sent ,
paid ,
or the like ;
to accept ;
as ,
to receive money offered in payment of a debt ;
to receive a gift ,
a message ,
or a letter .
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1913 Webster ]
Receyven all in gree that God us sent . --
Chaucer .
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2 .
Hence :
To gain the knowledge of ;
to take into the mind by assent to ;
to give admission to ;
to accept ,
as an opinion ,
notion ,
etc .;
to embrace .
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Our hearts receive your warnings . --
Shak .
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The idea of solidity we receive by our touch .
--
Locke .
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3 .
To allow ,
as a custom ,
tradition ,
or the like ;
to give credence or acceptance to .
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Many other things there be which they have received to hold ,
as the washing of cups ,
and pots . --
Mark vii .
4 .
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4 .
To give admittance to ;
to permit to enter ,
as into one '
s house ,
presence ,
company ,
and the like ;
as ,
to receive a lodger ,
visitor ,
ambassador ,
messenger ,
etc .
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They kindled a fire ,
and received us every one .
--
Acts xxviii .
2 .
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5 .
To admit ;
to take in ;
to hold ;
to contain ;
to have capacity for ;
to be able to take in .
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The brazen altar that was before the Lord was too little to receive the burnt offerings . --
1 Kings viii .
64 .
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6 .
To be affected by something ;
to suffer ;
to be subjected to ;
as ,
to receive pleasure or pain ;
to receive a wound or a blow ;
to receive damage .
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Against his will he can receive no harm . --
Milton .
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7 .
To take from a thief ,
as goods known to be stolen .
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8 . (
Lawn Tennis )
To bat back (
the ball )
when served .
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{
Receiving ship },
one on board of which newly recruited sailors are received ,
and kept till drafted for service .
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Syn :
To accept ;
take ;
allow ;
hold ;
retain ;
admit .
Usage : {
Receive }, {
Accept }.
To receive describes simply the act of taking .
To accept denotes the taking with approval ,
or for the purposes for which a thing is offered .
Thus ,
we receive a letter when it comes to hand ;
we receive news when it reaches us ;
we accept a present when it is offered ;
we accept an invitation to dine with a friend .
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Who ,
if we knew What we receive ,
would either not accept Life offered ,
or soon beg to lay it down .
--
Milton .
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128 Moby Thesaurus words for "
received ":
Christian ,
accepted ,
acclaimed ,
acknowledged ,
admired ,
admitted ,
advocated ,
affirmed ,
allowed ,
applauded ,
approved ,
authentic ,
authenticated ,
authoritative ,
avowed ,
backed ,
being done ,
believed ,
canonical ,
cathedral ,
certified ,
comme il faut ,
conceded ,
confessed ,
confirmed ,
conformable ,
consuetudinary ,
conventional ,
correct ,
countersigned ,
credited ,
cried up ,
current ,
customary ,
de rigueur ,
decent ,
decorous ,
endorsed ,
established ,
evangelical ,
everyday ,
ex cathedra ,
faithful ,
familiar ,
favored ,
favorite ,
firm ,
fixed ,
folk ,
formal ,
generally accepted ,
granted ,
hallowed ,
handed down ,
heroic ,
highly touted ,
hoary ,
immemorial ,
in good odor ,
inveterate ,
legendary ,
literal ,
long -
established ,
long -
standing ,
magisterial ,
meet ,
mythological ,
normal ,
notarized ,
obtaining ,
of long standing ,
of the faith ,
of the folk ,
official ,
oral ,
ordinary ,
orthodox ,
orthodoxical ,
popular ,
prescribed ,
prescriptive ,
prevalent ,
professed ,
proper ,
ratified ,
recognized ,
recommended ,
regular ,
regulation ,
right ,
rooted ,
sanctioned ,
scriptural ,
sealed ,
seemly ,
set ,
signed ,
sound ,
stamped ,
standard ,
stock ,
supported ,
sworn and affirmed ,
sworn to ,
textual ,
time -
honored ,
traditional ,
traditionalistic ,
tried and true ,
true ,
true -
blue ,
trusted ,
uncontested ,
understood ,
underwritten ,
undisputed ,
undoubted ,
unquestioned ,
unsuspected ,
unwritten ,
usual ,
validated ,
venerable ,
warranted ,
well -
thought -
of ,
widespread ,
wonted ,
worshipful
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