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Meanings of receiving in English

Catalan
recepció

Process of recovering a message, signal, or item that has been transmitted.

recepció
Usage of receiving in English
1
The new right applies throughout criminal proceedings, including when receiving legal advice.
The Irish Times
2
Recently the problem has started receiving attention from those within the field.
Wired
3
I do, however, look forward to receiving my lesson the following week.
A vote of confidence
4
Nothing today is more serious, and nothing is receiving more serious scrutiny.
The Guardian
5
Therefore, quercetin is receiving increasing attention as a potential adjuvant anticancer treatment.
Pubmed
6
One case remains active and no one is currently receiving hospital treatment.
Radio NZ
7
This will also include the president receiving progress reports every six weeks.
The South African
8
That's how many people are receiving some form of government unemployment benefit.
Forbes
9
We have done this without receiving financial assistance from Government, it said.
News.com.au
10
So something has obviously happened between receiving that letter yesterday and today.
Radio NZ
11
After receiving a letter from government, Batsa decided against taking legal action.
The South African
12
Results: The median survival time of patients receiving PC was 19 months.
Pubmed
13
Methods: Eighty-four CML patients receiving imatinib treatment were included in this study.
Pubmed
14
Healy said: I would be in favour of players receiving financial gain.
The Irish Times
15
Their stories made clear that the rebels were receiving substantial outside help.
Ghost wars
16
Three studies specifically measured how informed people were after receiving risk information.
Reuters
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Translations for receiving
Catalan
recepció
Receiving through the time
Receiving across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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