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receiver

/rɪˈsiː.vər/

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noun

/rɪˈsiː.vər/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека или устройство, которое что-то получает, например, телефонную трубку, декодер радиосигнала или человека, принимающего доставку или передачу.

A noun referring to a person or device that receives something, such as a telephone handset, a radio signal decoder, or a person who accepts a delivery or transmission.

  1. Telephone handsetA2formal

    The part of a telephone that you hold to your ear and mouth.

    ruТрубка

    • He picked up the receiver and dialed the number.
    • The receiver was left off the hook.
    • She spoke softly into the receiver.

    Synonymshandset

  2. RecipientB1formal

    A person who receives something, such as a letter, award, or payment.

    ruПолучатель

    • She was the receiver of the prestigious award.
    • The receiver of the package must sign for it.
    • He is the receiver of the inheritance.

    Synonymsaddresseebeneficiarydoneegranteepayeerecipient

    Antonymsdonorgiversender

  3. Sports positionB2formalamerican

    A player in American football or rugby who catches the ball.

    ruПринимающий

    • The wide receiver caught the touchdown pass.
    • He is the best receiver on the team.
    • The quarterback threw the ball to the receiver.
  4. Radio or signal deviceB1formal

    A device that receives radio, television, or other signals.

    ruПриёмник

    • The radio receiver picked up the broadcast clearly.
    • The satellite receiver is installed on the roof.
    • The receiver converts the signal into audio.

    Synonymsdemodulatorradioradio receivertunerwireless

Forms
  • receivers plural form
  • receivers' possessive plural form
  • receiver's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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