گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'accept'

1 عمومی:: پسندیدن‌

2 عمومی:: پذیرفتن‌

3 عمومی:: پذیرفتن

4 عمومی:: قبول‌ كردن‌

5 عمومی:: قبول‌ شدن‌

1 general:: verb to agree to take: We will accept the money.

2 general:: accept nouns accept an offer • In the end I had to accept his offer of £4,500. accept an invitation • Are you going to accept their invitation to the wedding? accept help • Don’t be afraid to accept help if you need it. accept aid • Egypt gratefully accepted American economic aid. accept assistance • They were ready to accept French military assistance. accept a challenge • To protect the environment we must accept some difficult challenges. accept an award • Miller accepted the award for best comedy show. accept an opportunity • I wish that I’d accepted the opportunity to retire when it was offered. accept a gift/present • Accepting presents from him made her feel uncomfortable. accept a job • She was desperate for money so she accepted the job. accept a lift British English , accept a ride American English • I had been taught not to accept lifts from strangers. accept a bribe • The president’s family and friends accepted massive bribes in exchange for official favours. adverbs gladly/willingly/readily accept • She invited him for a drink and he gladly accepted. gratefully accept • He gratefully accepted Athena’s help. graciously accept • She accepted her gift graciously.

3 general::   verb take/receive ADV. gladly, graciously, gratefully, willingly She graciously accepted my apology. | reluctantly VERB + ACCEPT be glad to, be happy to | be reluctant to, be unwilling to | be unable to I am unfortunately unable to accept your kind invitation. PREP. from I accepted the gift from my sister. agree/admit ADV. readily Some people readily accept that they may have to pay for medical treatment. | fully VERB + ACCEPT be happy to, be prepared to, be ready to, be willing to | be reluctant to, be unwilling to | be unable to, refuse to | can/cannot, could (not), will/won't, would (not) The university cannot accept responsibility for items lost or stolen on its premises. | be forced to PHRASES be commonly/generally/universally/widely accepted It is generally accepted that people are motivated by success.