单词 | receiving-ships |
释义 | receive /ri-sēvˈ/transitive verb
ORIGIN: Anglo-Fr receivre (Fr recevoir), from L recipere, receptum, from re- back, and capere to take receivabilˈity or receivˈableness noun receivˈable adjective receivˈables plural noun Amounts owed, assets receivˈal noun (rare) receivedˈ adjective Generally accepted receivˈer noun
receivˈership noun
receivˈing noun and adjective Received (Standard) English noun The English generally spoken by educated British people and considered the standard of the language Received Pronunciation noun The particular pronunciation of British English which is generally regarded as being least regionally limited, most socially acceptable, and is considered the standard (abbrev RP) receiver general noun An officer who receives revenues receivˈing-house noun
receiving line noun A number of people standing in line formally to receive a VIP, guests, etc on arrival receivˈing-office noun A branch post-office for receipt of letters, etc receiving order noun Formerly, an order putting a receiver in temporary possession of a debtor's estate, pending bankruptcy proceedings receivˈing-room noun A room where patients, inmates, etc are received receivˈing-set noun Apparatus for receiving radio communications receivˈing-ship noun A stationary ship for naval recruits official receiver An official appointed by a govenment agency to manage the estate of a person, company, etc declared bankrupt, until a trustee has been appointed |
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