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to connect; to receive; to come into contact
Meanings
5 senses · 13 examplesverb
to connect; to join; to link
Used for physically or logically linking two or more things.
Please tie these two ropes together.
The phone line is broken and needs to be reconnected.
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This story continues from the previous plot.
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to receive; to accept; to take over
Used for receiving objects, messages, calls, or taking over responsibility.
I received an important phone call yesterday.
He took over the company's new project.
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Please go to the front desk to receive your package.
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to come into contact with; to meet; to encounter
Used for meeting people or encountering situations.
There are shuttle buses at the airport to pick up and drop off passengers.
We rarely receive complaints.
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It was his first time coming into contact with Chinese culture.
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to catch; to grasp (something thrown)
informalOften used in sports or casual contexts.
Throw the ball over; I can catch it.
He caught the keys.
verb
to welcome; to greet; to meet (a guest)
Used for formally or politely receiving guests or visitors.
I went to the airport to pick up my friend.
Warmly receive the guests.