英语词汇“acceptance”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

acceptancenoun

uk/əkˈseptəns/us

[ U ] the act of agreeing to something such as an offer or invitation:

The board has recommended acceptance of the offer.

On acceptance of the proposal, a draft agreement will be sent to both parties.

[ U ] COMMERCE, LAW the act of formally agreeing to buy or sell goods at a particular price or to use something in a particular way:

We will confirm acceptance of your order by email.

A formal letter of acceptance is sent to the successful supplier.

Placing of an order constitutes acceptance of our terms and conditions.

[ U ] MARKETING willingness of people to use a new product or service or to believe a new idea:

gain/find/win acceptance These devices are gaining acceptance within the marketplace.

consumer/customer/public acceptance The project aims to assess consumer acceptance of GM foods.

[ C ] FINANCE an agreement by a shareholder to sell their shares to another company during a takeover:

The bidding company has received acceptances in respect of 73.27% of the issued shares.

[ C or U ] FINANCE an act of agreeing to pay a bill of exchange (= a written order to pay someone a particular amount of money) by writing your name on the document, or the document itself:

In essence, an acceptance is a promise to pay.

[ U ] INSURANCE an agreement or contract between an insurance company and a customer to provide insurance:

This life insurance plan offers guaranteed acceptance for the over 50s.

[ U ] IT, PRODUCTION approval of a new machine, computer system, etc. after testing it to check that it works correctly:

A number of acceptance tests were performed.

单词	acceptance
释义	Contents noun (7) acceptance (1) acceptance (2) acceptance (3) acceptance (4) acceptance (5) acceptance (6) acceptance (7) English American Business acceptancenoun [ U ] uk/əkˈsep.təns/us/əkˈsep.təns/ general agreement that something is satisfactory or right, or that someone should be included in a group: The idea rapidly gained acceptance (= became approved of) in political circles. The party marked his acceptance into the community. C1 the act of agreeing to an offer, plan, or invitation: Her acceptance of the award was very controversial. an acceptance speech the fact of accepting a difficult or unpleasant situation: His attitude to his children's behaviour is one of resigned acceptance. More examples Staff objected at first, but Angela's ideas have now found general acceptance in the office. Surely such a horrible idea could never gain acceptance here? The union's strike plans met with little acceptance at the meeting. Our aim is to provide a place where disturbed young people can find acceptance and understanding. We've seen widespread acceptance of our recycling scheme, which is very pleasing. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Accepting & agreeing accept accredited assent be ruled by sb idiom buy-in conclude countenance court embrace gauntlet leap listen to reason idiom middle ground mustn't grumble idiom pounce reach signatory swallow take sb up on sth unquestioning See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Getting, receiving and accepting Accepting & agreeing reluctantly acceptancenoun [ U ] us/ɪkˈsep·təns, æk-/ Acceptance of an offer or an invitation means that you say yes to it: The White House indicated its acceptance of the offer to visit Russia. Acceptance of a person is the act of agreeing to that person’s becoming a member of an organization or group, or to that person’s belonging to your group as an equal. acceptancenoun uk/əkˈseptəns/us [ U ] the act of agreeing to something such as an offer or invitation: The board has recommended acceptance of the offer. On acceptance of the proposal, a draft agreement will be sent to both parties. [ U ] COMMERCE, LAW the act of formally agreeing to buy or sell goods at a particular price or to use something in a particular way: We will confirm acceptance of your order by email. A formal letter of acceptance is sent to the successful supplier. Placing of an order constitutes acceptance of our terms and conditions. [ U ] MARKETING willingness of people to use a new product or service or to believe a new idea: gain/find/win acceptance These devices are gaining acceptance within the marketplace. consumer/customer/public acceptance The project aims to assess consumer acceptance of GM foods. [ C ] FINANCE an agreement by a shareholder to sell their shares to another company during a takeover: The bidding company has received acceptances in respect of 73.27% of the issued shares. [ C or U ] FINANCE an act of agreeing to pay a bill of exchange (= a written order to pay someone a particular amount of money) by writing your name on the document, or the document itself: In essence, an acceptance is a promise to pay. [ U ] INSURANCE an agreement or contract between an insurance company and a customer to provide insurance: This life insurance plan offers guaranteed acceptance for the over 50s. [ U ] IT, PRODUCTION approval of a new machine, computer system, etc. after testing it to check that it works correctly: A number of acceptance tests were performed. See also banker's acceptance documents against acceptance non-acceptance user acceptance test
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