reception
સ્વાગત
definition
noun
the reception of impulses from other neurons
the action or process of receiving something sent, given, or inflicted.
a wedding reception
a formal social occasion held to welcome someone or to celebrate a particular event.
translation of 'reception'
સત્કાર સમારંભ,
સ્વાગત સમારંભ
noun
સ્વાગત
example
the election budget got a stony 'reception' in the City
a microchip that will allow parents to block 'reception' of violent programs
Although no formal 'reception' was organised for the players, they were heartily welcomed by cheering bystanders in the arrivals hall.
The radio gave good reception on FM but very poor 'reception' on AM - a pity as medium wave stations are becoming increasingly popular with sports fans.
That he will once again be subjected to a hostile 'reception' in Leith proves that this is not the case.
Through the main doors to the left is the 'reception' and cafu00e9 area and to the right is a large window overlooking the pool and a door through to the poolside spectator area.
How about his 47-yard touchdown 'reception' against Notre Dame?
sensation is not the passive 'reception' of stimuli
December 12, 2001 marks the centenary of the first broadcast and 'reception' of a radio signal across a distance.
A more formal arrival 'reception' took place Friday morning at Rodney Bay Marina.
The larger areas, the 'reception' , pub, and dining room, have been repositioned around a central atrium, as have the smaller offices.
The album has received a generally warm 'reception' from critics.
As it turns out, the Jaguars had no reason to be worried: Smith's first 'reception' was a 27-yarder for a touchdown.
their 'reception' into the Church
Cable is a big reason why broadcasters want better digital 'reception' .
As the 'reception' area is what visitors will first see, Fogarty felt it was vital that this be welcoming and have a contemporary feel.
A large pink panther, a yellow and green felt parrot hanging from the ceiling and a blue-and-white teddy greet visitors at the 'reception' desk.
It's back to the drawing board for a road project following a hostile 'reception' at a public meeting.
Entertainment will include a champagne 'reception' , five-course dinner, a comedian, live band, disco and charity auction.
The reflection of radio waves means that AM radio 'reception' is possible at great distances from the transmitter.
However, digital radio technology is still rather hit and miss, and some small sets struggle to deliver decent sound quality because of poor 'reception' , so try to listen before buying.
The Church continues to insist that explicit faith, 'reception' of the sacraments, and obedience to the Church are the ordinary means to salvation.
How anybody who has obviously taken a vow of silence can find gainful employment in the 'reception' of a four-star hotel will have to remain a mystery.
Radio 'reception' is good and sound quality in the cabin is excellent, thanks to the suppression of external noise sources.
Nic, when that team goes in on Monday, is there going to be some sort of formal 'reception' to meet them, or it is going to be an awkward moment?
Higher frequencies were developed which improved 'reception' .
Such criticisms initially got a hostile 'reception' from parliamentary and government officials, but attitudes have slowly changed.
All lost property found in and around the building is sent to 'reception' .
the 'reception' of impulses from other neurons
Upon entering the building, the circular theme is immediately apparent: a vast circular reception desk dominates the 'reception' area.
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