Recibiese (en. Received)

/resiˈβjese/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Accept something that is given or offered.

If he received the package, he would take it to the recipient.

Si él recibiese el paquete, lo llevaría al destinatario.

Obtain something that has been given or delivered.

Although I didn't think he would receive the news, in the end, an email arrived.

Aunque no creía que recibiese la noticia, al final llegó un correo.

Receive attention or treatment from someone.

If he received more help, he could finish the project on time.

Si recibiese más ayuda, podría terminar el proyecto a tiempo.

From the Latin 'recipere', which means 'to take back'.

receive news

Obtain information or updates about something.

recibir noticias

receive help

Receive support or assistance in a situation.

recibir ayuda

receive a response

Obtain an answer to a question or request.

recibir una respuesta

receive

Verb that means to take something that is given or delivered.

recibir

reception

Action of receiving something, especially at an event or meeting.

recepción

receiver

Person or thing that receives something.

receptor

To receive something unexpected.

I was surprised when I received the gift without warning.

Me quedé sorprendido cuando recibí el regalo sin aviso.

To accept a complicated situation.

I had to receive the news as it came, without beating around the bush.

Tuve que recibir la noticia como vino, sin dar más vueltas.