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Meanings of welcome (welcomed) in English

Portuguese
bem-vindo
Catalan
benvingut

Giving pleasure or satisfaction or received with pleasure or freely granted.

Related terms
bem-vindo
Catalan
rebre
Spanish
recibir

Bid welcome to; greet upon arrival.

rebre
Usage of welcomed in English
1
New Zealand Trade Minister David Parker has welcomed the new trade deal.
Radio NZ
2
US Soccer welcomed with open arms players from Europe and South America.
The Guardian
3
Samoa's Deputy Prime Minister has welcomed New Zealand's newly-announced climate change strategy.
Radio NZ
4
Garner's family welcomed Maldonado's ruling but said it took far too long.
Reuters
5
The proposals were however welcomed by business interests and private bus operators.
The Irish Times
6
IDA Ireland welcomed the news, and said it would support the group.
The Irish Times
7
Business groups and companies welcomed the details and said more was needed.
Reuters
8
Experts and victims have welcomed the political momentum to update the law.
Reuters
9
Health minister Alexandre Manguele welcomed the opportunity to improve Mozambique's TB provision.
The Guardian
10
Penman said she welcomed the apology but said it falls far short.
Reuters
11
Among those who welcomed the resolution was UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon.
The Guardian
12
He welcomed the approach of treating drug use as a health issue.
Radio NZ
13
Two Democratic members of the armed services panels welcomed Mr Carter's decision.
Radio NZ
14
Picardo welcomed the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign, which launched on Monday.
Reuters
15
Police Commissioner Mike Bush said through a statement he welcomed the investigation.
Radio NZ
16
The state government previously welcomed Packer's proposal as a boost to tourism.
Reuters
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Translations for welcomed
Portuguese
bem-vindo
Spanish
recibir
Welcomed through the time
Welcomed across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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