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1 ♦ (to) receive
♦ (to) receive /rɪˈsi:v/A v. t.1 ricevere: to receive a letter [a telegram], ricevere una lettera [un telegramma]; to receive a prize, ricevere un premio; He received a favourable impression, ha avuto un'impressione favorevole; We were received by the director, siamo stati ricevuti dal direttore; Patients may only receive visitors between 2 and 4 pm, i pazienti possono ricevere visite solo dalle 14 alle 16; to receive medical treatment, ricevere cure mediche; to receive a blow on one's head, ricevere un colpo in testa; to receive one's pay, ricevere la paga; to receive a prison sentence, essere condannato al carcere NOTA D'USO: - to receive o to get?-2 accogliere: The film was well received by the critics, il film è stato ben accolto dai critici (o ha avuto un buon responso di critica); How did she receive your offer?, come ha accolto la tua offerta?3 ( radio, TV, telef., ecc.) ricevere; sentire: Are you receiving me?, mi sentite?; Receiving you loud and clear, ti riceviamo forte e chiaro; We can receive European TV channels, prendiamo dei canali televisivi europei4 accettare; accogliere: to receive a suggestion [proposal], accogliere un suggerimento [una proposta]5 (relig.) ricevere ( una confessione, la comunione): to receive Holy Communion, ricevere (o fare) la Comunione7 (relig.) accogliere, accettare: to be received into the Roman Catholic Church, essere accolto in seno alla Chiesa CattolicaB v. i.3 ricevere; accettare clienti: The dentist doesn't receive on Saturday afternoons, il dentista non riceve il sabato pomeriggio4 ricevere; fare ricevimenti5 (relig.) comunicarsi; fare la comunione -
2 ♦ (to) receive
♦ (to) receive /rɪˈsi:v/A v. t.1 ricevere: to receive a letter [a telegram], ricevere una lettera [un telegramma]; to receive a prize, ricevere un premio; He received a favourable impression, ha avuto un'impressione favorevole; We were received by the director, siamo stati ricevuti dal direttore; Patients may only receive visitors between 2 and 4 pm, i pazienti possono ricevere visite solo dalle 14 alle 16; to receive medical treatment, ricevere cure mediche; to receive a blow on one's head, ricevere un colpo in testa; to receive one's pay, ricevere la paga; to receive a prison sentence, essere condannato al carcere NOTA D'USO: - to receive o to get?-2 accogliere: The film was well received by the critics, il film è stato ben accolto dai critici (o ha avuto un buon responso di critica); How did she receive your offer?, come ha accolto la tua offerta?3 ( radio, TV, telef., ecc.) ricevere; sentire: Are you receiving me?, mi sentite?; Receiving you loud and clear, ti riceviamo forte e chiaro; We can receive European TV channels, prendiamo dei canali televisivi europei4 accettare; accogliere: to receive a suggestion [proposal], accogliere un suggerimento [una proposta]5 (relig.) ricevere ( una confessione, la comunione): to receive Holy Communion, ricevere (o fare) la Comunione7 (relig.) accogliere, accettare: to be received into the Roman Catholic Church, essere accolto in seno alla Chiesa CattolicaB v. i.3 ricevere; accettare clienti: The dentist doesn't receive on Saturday afternoons, il dentista non riceve il sabato pomeriggio4 ricevere; fare ricevimenti5 (relig.) comunicarsi; fare la comunione
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