0 to agree to take -- accepter
to accept a gift accepter un cadeau
1 to say “yes” to an offer -- accepter
4 to take (something offered) -- accepter
She graciously accepted the gift.
5 to believe in, agree to or acknowledge -- accepter
6 to allow someone to join an organization, attend a university course etc -- accepter
7 to make someone new feel welcome and part of a group -- accepter, accueillir
8 to allow customers to pay for goods or services in a particular way -- accept
We cannot, however, accept a regulation that would permit 60-65, and in extreme cases even 70-72 hours of work per week.
However, one cannot accept the imposition of a crash diet that would only serve to further sicken and weaken.
And every time one sees that the army has difficulty in really detaching itself and accepting the rule of law and democracy.
Accepting this situation would mean accepting that consumers are becoming a variable for adjustment during the correction phases of these markets.
And not to accept this is to condemn the human being to ignominy.
I cannot accept the derogation for dicalcium phosphate, as this is against our scientific advice.
For example, we were unable to accept additional exemptions for large combustion plants.
We must base legislation on thorough, serious science and accept that.
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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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(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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acceptar, admetre…
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