reception
रिसेप्शन
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 '
अंगीकार,
स्वागत,
रेडिओसेटची, दूरदर्शनसंचाची ग्रहणक्षमता,
आदरातिथ्य,
स्वीकार,
रेडिओसेटने ग्रहण केलेला संदेश,
स्वागतसमारंभ
example
Digital radio broadcasting offers the potential for vast improvements in signal quality and 'reception' .
A big welcoming 'reception' was being planned yesterday for the new champion.
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.
Plans for the Commonhead flyover and Blunsdon bypass were given a lukewarm 'reception' when they were unveiled yesterday.
Overall it received a pretty mixed 'reception' at its European launch, which is a mixed blessing: no harsh criticism but then no whoops of joy.
How about his 47-yard touchdown 'reception' against Notre Dame?
Broadcasting by satellite was RTE's golden opportunity to ensure that every household would receive top quality 'reception' .
A more formal arrival 'reception' took place Friday morning at Rodney Bay Marina.
It's back to the drawing board for a road project following a hostile 'reception' at a public meeting.
This means clearer phone conversations or TV 'reception' .
Some elements of the service, including radio 'reception' and breakfast television, are free.
their 'reception' into the Church
Staley turned the game in the first half with a 23-yard touchdown 'reception' .
That he will once again be subjected to a hostile 'reception' in Leith proves that this is not the case.
If you're looking for a hypothesis, it may be interesting to document how different antenna lengths impact radio 'reception' .
Through the main doors to the left is the 'reception' and café area and to the right is a large window overlooking the pool and a door through to the poolside spectator area.
Motorists in York gave Government plans to introduce ‘pay as you drive’ charges a lukewarm 'reception' .
Hundreds of guests were attending that 'reception' .
Select models now feature its dual antennae design for improved signal 'reception' and transmission on wireless networks.
The larger areas, the 'reception' , pub, and dining room, have been repositioned around a central atrium, as have the smaller offices.
On 'reception' into prison, the man gave an address in Leicester, where he said he had been living with an unnamed friend.
On the other hand, through acts of charity, prayer and 'reception' of the sacraments we can increase our share of grace.
But he also concedes that because of its themes, and their comedic treatment, the film could have a rocky 'reception' .
a wedding 'reception'
Upon entering the building, the circular theme is immediately apparent: a vast circular reception desk dominates the 'reception' area.
The other controls work well, though lovers of British premiership football will hate the poor 'reception' on MW radio stations such as BBC Five Live.
Analog is more expensive, has slightly better sound quality when 'reception' is good, and is more widespread because it's been around longer.
The reflection of radio waves means that AM radio 'reception' is possible at great distances from the transmitter.
the 'reception' desk
I'd been recommended the hotel by friends who raved about the friendly service, and were particularly impressed to be addressed by their names every time they passed 'reception' .
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