recibir

1. to receive, get
2. to welcome or greet, to receive guests
3. (Latin-America, reflexive) to graduate

Hyphenated as

re‧ci‧bir

Pronounced as (IPA)

/reθiˈbiɾ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: -

Inherited from Latin: recipio

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish, from Latin recipere.

Concepts

receive

get

accept

🉑

take

admit

accredit

gain

take in

have

catch

welcome

greet

grab

meet

grab onto

copy

occupy

derive

pick up

grasp

grip

seize

hold

suffer

hunt

bear

🐻

take hold of

utilize

capture

gather

graduate

🎓

harvest

invite

issue

lag

obtain

overlay

pass

permit

plaster

plate

protect

purchase

🛍️

put on

put up with

raise

see

👀

stucco

suit

sustain

Synonyms

acoger

tomar

aceptar

🉑

obtener

admitir

🉑

cobrar

adquirir

cazar

atrapar

prender

asir

empuñar

coger

procurarse

acatar

sufrir

reconocer

sorprender

agarrar

sostener

capturar

padecer

participar

percibir

pescar

🐟

poner

proceder

recoger

recolectar

recubrir

revestir

revocar

sacar

sobreponer

tener

vestir

👗

agenciar

asilar

captar

nombrarse

tomar para sí

pasar en propiedad

asir fuertemente

absorver

confirmarse

dar albergue

quechar

absorber

natar

acceder

Sentences

Más vale dar que recibir , si te lo puedes permitir .

It's better to give than to receive, if you can afford it.

La carne está lista entonces para recibir la preparación final , conforme su uso .

The meat is then ready to receive the final preparation, according to its use.

Aun así , muchos dispositivos antiguos pueden no ser actualizados , o recibir una actualización retrasada .

Even so, many older devices may not be updated, or receive a delayed update.