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She then agreed to accept the money but give it to charity.Damage like this makes it very unlikely that a phone company will accept there is a manufacturing fault.You need support to accept your body as it is now.The agent accepted he did receive money but through an approved channel.The company accepts that it will be slow going for some time yet.Only original vouchers are valid and no photocopies will be accepted.He was ready to accept any warm body that would say yes.He accepts it is valid and is searching hard for the answers.The company also accepts that it still has not figured out how best to put advertising on mobile phones.They discussed it, and agreed he would accept if he were offered a place.The board agreed to accept the offer on Friday.It's far more useful to accept your body shape and eat healthily.Which of the following projects should the company accept to stay within the $1 million budget?If you accept criticism as valid, say so.In addition the lender agreed to accept interest-only payments for six months.If its proposal is accepted, the company will be saddled with a higher interest bill.The judge said the school's governing body accepted that the way it conducted the appeal was unfair.I accepted this and agreed to forget it.I love and accept my body completely.When he received a letter accepting his first book'it was like getting a letter froman unearthly address.Friends now accepts it received your request for a transfer before it imposed its moratorium and therefore agrees to the request for a partial transfer.The individual then received a penalty notice from police and is said to have agreed to accept three points on their licence for the offence.Although he would not accept or recognize it, he shows many of the signs of self-loathing.Society does not, of course, always recognize or accept that individual needs give rise to social problems.Once the problems are recognized and society accepts some degree of commitment in the battle against social evils then, naturally, public expenditure is bound to rise.

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accept

British English: accept /əkˈsɛpt/ VERB
If you accept something that you have been offered, you say yes to it or agree to take it.
Eventually he persuaded her to accept an offer of marriage.
All those invited to next week's peace conference have accepted.
  • American English: accept
  • Arabic: يَقْبَلُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: aceitar
  • Chinese: 接受
  • Croatian: prihvatiti
  • Czech: přijmout
  • Danish: acceptere
  • Dutch: accepteren
  • European Spanish: aceptar
  • Finnish: hyväksyä
  • French: accepter
  • German: akzeptieren
  • Greek: δέχομαι
  • Italian: accettare
  • Japanese: 受け入れる
  • Korean: 받아들이다
  • Norwegian: godta
  • Polish: przyjąć
  • European Portuguese: aceitar
  • Romanian: a accepta
  • Russian: принять
  • Latin American Spanish: aceptar
  • Swedish: acceptera
  • Thai: ยอมรับ
  • Turkish: kabul etmek
  • Ukrainian: приймати
  • Vietnamese: chấp nhận

All related terms of 'accept'

Chinese translation of 'accept'

accept

(əkˈsɛpt)

vt

  1. [invitation, advice, responsibility, credit cards etc] 接受 (jiēshòu)
    1. (as true, valid) [fact, view] 接受 (jiēshòu)
    2. (as inevitable) [change, sb's death] 接受 (jiēshòu)
  2. [person] 接纳(納) (jiēnà)
    ⇒ Stephen was finally accepted into the family. 斯蒂芬最终被这个家庭所接纳。 (Sīdìfēn zuìzhōng bèi zhège jiātíng suǒ jiēnà.)
    to accept that ... (= acknowledge) 承认(認) ... (chéngrèn ... )

All related terms of 'accept'

(verb) 
Definition
to take or receive something offered
All old clothes will be gratefully accepted by the organizers.
Synonyms
receive
I received your letter.
take
She was reluctant to take all the credit.
gain
Students can gain valuable experience doing part-time work.
pick up
secure
His achievements helped him to secure the job.
collect
They collected donations for a fund to help the earthquake victims.
have
When can I have the new car?
get
The problem was how to get enough food.
obtain
Evans was trying to obtain a false passport.
acquire
She has acquired a 50% stake in the company.
(verb) 
Definition
to take on the responsibilities of
Everyone told me I should accept the job.
Synonyms
take on
try
begin
The US wants to begin talks immediately.
attempt
We attempted to do something like that here.
bear
She should bear that responsibility alone.
assume
She will assume the role of Chief Executive.
tackle
She is quite good at DIY and wants to tackle the job herself.
acknowledge
He saw her but refused to even acknowledge her.
undertake
She undertook the arduous task of monitoring the elections.
embark on
set about
commence
They commenced a systematic search of the area.
avow
enter upon
Opposites
refuse,
deny
,
decline
, reject,
spurn
,
repudiate
,
disown
,
rebut
(verb) 
Definition
to agree to
I accepted his offer of a lift to the airport.
Synonyms
say yes to
agree to
comply with
(verb) 
Definition
to consider something as true
I do not accept that there is any kind of crisis in the industry.
Synonyms
acknowledge
I acknowledge that I made a mistake.
believe
Don't believe what you read in the papers.
allow
He allows that the development may result in social inequality.
admit
I am willing to admit that I do make mistakes.
adopt
Pupils should be helped to adopt a positive approach.
approve
MPs approved the bill by a majority of 97.
recognize
I recognize my own shortcomings.
yield
concede
She finally conceded that he was right.
swallow (informal)
I too found this story a little hard to swallow.
buy (slang)
I'm not buying any of that nonsense.
affirm
profess
He professed that he was content with the arrangements.
consent to
buy into (slang)
cooperate with
take on board
accede
acquiesce
They seemed to acquiesce in the decision.
concur with
(verb) 
Definition
to tolerate or resign oneself to
Urban dwellers have to accept noise as part of city life.
Synonyms
stand
I can't stand any more. I'm going to run away.
take
His rudeness was becoming hard to take.
experience
couples who have experienced the trauma of divorce
suffer
She doesn't suffer fools gladly and, in her view, most people are fools.
bear
She bore her sufferings bravely.
allow
Talking amongst yourselves is not allowed.
weather
The company has weathered the recession.
cope with
tolerate
She can no longer tolerate the position that she's in.
sustain
Every aircraft in there has sustained some damage.
put up with
wear (British, slang)
I asked if I could work part-time, but the company wouldn't wear it.
stomach
I could never stomach the cruelty involved in the wounding of animals.
endure
I simply can't endure another moment of her company.
undergo
New recruits have been undergoing training in recent weeks.
brook
The army will brook no weakening of its power.
hack (slang)
I can't hack all the violence
abide
I can't abide people who can't make up their minds.
withstand
A politician has to be able to withstand criticism from the Press.
submit to
bow to
yield to
countenance
The planners will not countenance any changes to the exterior of the barn.
defer to
like it or lump it (informal)
(verb) 
Definition
to receive someone into a community or group
He was accepted into the family like a brother.
Synonyms
welcome
Several people came out to welcome me.
receive
The following evening the duchess was again receiving guests.
greet
She was waiting at the door to greet her guests.
embrace
He embraces the new information age.
hail
I saw him and hailed him.
usher in
receive with open arms
accept gladly
bid welcome

Additional synonyms

in the sense of abide
Definition
to tolerate
I can't abide people who can't make up their minds.
Synonyms
tolerate,
suffer,
accept,
bear,
endure,
brook,
hack (slang),
put up with,
submit to,
take,
stand,
stomach,
thole (Scottish)
in the sense of acquiesce
Definition
to agree to what someone wants
They seemed to acquiesce in the decision.
Synonyms
submit,
allow,
agree,
accept,
approve,
yield,
bend,
surrender,
consent,
tolerate,
comply,
give in,
conform,
succumb,
go along with,
bow to,
cave in (informal),
concur,
assent,
capitulate,
accede,
play ball (informal),
toe the line,
hoist the white flag
in the sense of acquire
Definition
to get or develop (something such as an object, trait, or ability)
She has acquired a 50% stake in the company.
Synonyms
get,
win,
buy,
receive,
land (informal),
score (slang),
gain,
achieve,
earn,
pick up,
bag,
secure,
collect,
gather,
realize,
obtain,
attain,
amass,
procure,
come into possession of

Synonyms of 'accept'

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