receiver

/rɪˈsiːvər/

noun

Bir şeyi alan kişi veya şey

A person or thing that receives something.

  • The receiver of the package must sign for it.
  • She was the receiver of several awards.
  • In telecommunications engineering, the sensitivity of a radio receiver determines its ability to detect weak signals over long distances.
  • The court appointed an independent receiver to manage the bankrupt company's assets during the restructuring process.
  • Neurological research indicates that the receiver of emotional cues processes facial expressions faster than verbal information.
  • The satellite receiver on campus allows astronomy students to collect data from orbiting telescopes in real time.
noun

Telefonun kulağa tutulan kısmı

The part of a telephone that you hold to your ear and speak into.

  • He picked up the receiver and dialed the number.
  • She slammed down the receiver in anger.
nounsports

Amerikan futbolunda pas yakalayan oyuncu

In American football, a player who catches passes thrown by the quarterback.

  • The receiver caught the ball in the end zone.
  • He's one of the fastest receivers in the league.
nounelectronics

Radyo veya televizyon sinyallerini alan cihaz

An electronic device that receives radio or television signals.

  • The receiver picks up stations from across the region.
  • Connect the antenna to the receiver.
nounlegal

İflas etmiş bir işletmeyi yöneten kişi

A person appointed to manage the affairs of a bankrupt business or person.

  • The court appointed a receiver to handle the company's assets.
  • The receiver will sell off the property to pay creditors.