受
receive; suffer; endure
Meanings
4 senses · 20 examplesverb
to receive; to accept; to get
Often used for abstract things like education, help, or awards.
He accepted my apology.
He received a good education from a young age.
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I was very happy to receive help from my friends.
That student received praise for being honest.
This plan received support from all sides.
verb
to suffer; to endure; to be subjected to
Often used for negative experiences like disaster, criticism, or loss.
This region suffered a severe drought last year.
He was criticized by the teacher for being late.
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That company suffered huge economic losses.
She suffered unfair treatment and cried sadly.
In war, civilians always suffer the most harm.
verb
to bear; to endure; to stand; to tolerate
Often used in the negative with '不了' or in questions with '得住'.
I really can't stand this kind of weather.
This shelf is very sturdy and can bear heavy objects.
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He can't bear her nagging anymore.
This glass cup can't withstand high temperatures.
Can you endure such long-term work pressure?
verb
to be good for; to be suitable for; to stand up to
informalOften used in the format '受 + Verb', meaning 'pleasant to verb' or 'can withstand verbing'. Common in informal and dialect use.
This dish is very tasty/eatable.
This movie has a tight plot and is very watchable.
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He speaks very humorously and is very pleasant to listen to.
This kind of fabric holds up well to washing.
These shoes are very durable; I've worn them for three years and they're not broken yet.