0 to take (something offered) -- přijmout
She graciously accepted the gift.
1 to believe in, agree to or acknowledge -- přijmout
2 to allow someone to join an organization, attend a university course etc -- dostat se
3 to make someone new feel welcome and part of a group -- přijímat
4 to allow customers to pay for goods or services in a particular way -- brát
Major alterations to the text will be accepted only at the author's expense.
The loose-coupling theory is not yet generally accepted.
I have accordingly suggested that such an account cannot be accepted as it stands, and needs revision.
Giegerich 1999 : 17), because the conditions for accepting the ' given ', already existing, are distinct from the conditions for creating the new.
In many areas, the idea that a clear-cut boundary exists between the presence and absence of pathology is no longer accepted.
The majority (n=90, 89.1 %) felt accepted by most people, 8 (7.9 %) by some, 3 (3 %) by no one.
Only diagnoses made by appropriately qualified staff (consultant psychiatrists or consultant paediatricians working in the field of neurodevelopmental disability) were accepted as valid.
Women have also had more difficulty than men in being accepted into another prestigious domain, the literary canon.
中文繁体
接受, 收受, 領受…
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接受, 收受, 领受…
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aceptar, admitir…
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aceitar…
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（贈り物・申し出）を受け入れる, 受諾する, （事実など）を認める…
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almak, kabul etmek, genelde hoş olmayan bir şeyin doğru olduğunu kabul ve itiraf etmek…
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accepter, admettre, accepté/-ée…
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