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To take something that has been given, offered or paid
“The player considered to be the most valuable player of the season will receive the prestigious award on Sunday night.”
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(something sent) Take or accept delivery of
“You will receive an eviction notice if you continue to fail in your monthly payments for rent.”
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(something communicated) Take or accept delivery of
“He will receive his results on the Monday, but all signs are positive at the moment.”
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(with object and adverbial) To react or respond to something in a particular way
“I know what he is going to say, and I can tell you now I will receive it with feigned interest.”
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(specified treatment) To be subjected to
“You are going to receive a shock if the water from the aquarium spills over onto your appliances.”
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(a guest or visitor) To formally give admittance to
“If you proceed to the church, the young man standing at the door will receive you.”
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To allow visitors or guests to be in one's presence
“He is still recovering from surgery, and at this point in time, will not receive visitors.”
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