گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'reception'

1 عمومی:: پذیرش‌

2 عمومی:: دریافت‌

3 عمومی:: دریافت

4 عمومی:: پذیرایی‌

5 عمومی:: برخورد

6 عمومی:: قبول‌

7 عمومی:: مهمانی‌

1 general:: noun radio signal: The reception on the radio was poor. noun welcome: We had a warm reception.

2 general:: reception adjectives a warm reception (= friendly or approving ) • The Prince was given a warm reception when he visited Birmingham. an enthusiastic/rapturous/rousing reception (= in which people show a lot of approval in a noisy way ) • She received an enthusiastic reception. a hostile reception • When reporters arrived at the house, they got a hostile reception. a cool/chilly/frosty reception (= not friendly or approving ) • His idea got a cool reception from his colleagues. a lukewarm reception (= not enthusiastic ) • I am bewildered by the lukewarm reception given to her latest album. a mixed reception (= when some people like something and some do not ) • His first novel received a mixed reception. a favourable/positive reception • The movie got a favourable reception from audiences and critics alike. verbs get/have a warm etc reception ( also receive a warm etc reception formal ) • As he came on, Rocky got a great reception from the crowd. meet with a warm etc reception formal • They met with a chilly reception from my mother. give somebody/something a warm etc reception • Opposition parties gave the proposals a lukewarm reception. reception 2 ADJECTIVES/NOUN + reception a wedding reception • There were over 200 guests at our wedding reception. a civic reception (= one given by the authorities of a city ) • The plaque was unveiled during a civic reception given at Glasgow City Chambers. a champagne reception • Tickets include a champagne reception and buffet supper. an official reception • After an official reception at the Embassy, they visited the White House. a formal reception • There will be a formal reception in honour of his life and work. verbs attend a reception • We have to attend a reception at the Embassy. have/hold a reception • The wedding reception will be held at The Grand Hotel.

3 general::   noun area in a building VERB + RECEPTION wait (for sb) in Please wait for me downstairs in reception. | leave sth at/with I've left the keys at reception. | report to All delegates should report to reception on arrival. | phone, ring RECEPTION + NOUN area | counter, desk | hall | staff PREP. at (the) ~ The man at reception says there's a call for you. | in ~ The documents are in reception. | on ~ I've been on reception (= working at the reception desk) the whole morning. formal party ADJ. big, large | intimate, small | formal | informal | official | special | evening | civic, diplomatic, press, wedding | buffet, champagne, sherry, wine VERB + RECEPTION attend | give, have, hold, host Are you having a big reception after the wedding? | organize | invite sb to Friends and family are invited to a reception after the ceremony. PREP. at a/the ~ We met at a reception. | ~ for a reception for the Japanese trade delegation type of welcome given to sb/sth ADJ. enthusiastic, favourable, friendly, good, great, marvellous, positive, rapturous, rousing, sympathetic, warm | lukewarm, mixed | bad, chilly, cool, frosty, hostile | critical critical reception to a movie | public VERB + RECEPTION enjoy, get, have, meet (with), receive The returning soldiers enjoyed a rousing reception. The scheme has had a somewhat mixed reception from local people. | expect The managers did not expect a sympathetic reception from the striking workers. | give sb/sth She was given a rapturous reception by the crowd. RECEPTION + NOUN party A reception party of soldiers was there to greet the visiting head of state. | centre a reception centre for children who have run away from home PREP. ~ by the book's reception by reviewers | ~ from a cool reception from the crowd | ~ into reception into the monastic order | ~ to the positive reception to the Chancellor's speech quality of radio/television signals ADJ. good, strong Television reception is very good in this area. | bad, poor, weak | radio, television