to receive; to answer (the phone); to meet or welcome sb; to connect; to catch; to join; to extend; to take one's turn on duty; to take over for sb

to approach; to get close to

to accept; to take; next; following

to catch and hold on; to continue; to go on to do sth; to follow; to carry on; then; after that; subsequently; to proceed; to ensue; in turn; in one's turn

to receive (letter etc)

to touch; to contact; access; in touch with

to kiss

to take over (duties etc); catcher (baseball etc)

reception (of transmitted signal); to receive; to accept; to admit; to take over (e.g. a factory); to expropriate

to take on (a responsibility)

to take over; to assume control

to connect; to put through

to receive; to entertain; to host (guests, visitors or clients)

to replace; to take over (a position or post)

to take (sth proffered)

to admit or welcome (into a group); to accept (sb or sth)

to catch (sth thrown etc); to receive (sth given); to accept

to answer the phone

to connect (a cable etc); to hook up (a device); to resume (a conversation); to set (a bone)

connector; joint; coupling; (coll.) to contact; to get in touch with; to have knowledge of; to be familiar with

switchboard operator

to receive a served ball (volleyball, tennis etc); to catch a ball thrown by sb

to receive sb; to grant an interview

to deliver (a newborn child)

to provide support; to come to the rescue

to access (a network); to insert (a plug) into (a socket)

receptionist

to receive guests; to receive patrons (of prostitutes)

receiver

to pick up and drop off; to ferry back and forth

to be vaccinated; to be inoculated

to take over (as minister, manager etc)

relay

successor

interface; port; connector

on end; in a row; in succession

wiring; to connect a wire

reception room

(idiom) one after another; in quick succession

switchboard operator; telephone operator

to take over (from those working the previous shift); to take over (in a leadership role etc); to succeed sb

earth (electric connection); to earth

to build up a sequence; a succession of things, each linked to the previous one

to access; to transfer passengers between two railway lines

(of an entrepreneur) to buy up a struggling business; (finance) to snap up shares sold off by others; (neologism) (slang) to take as a girlfriend a woman who was dumped by her ex for sleeping around

railtrack connection; to integrate into sth; to dock; to connect; to be in step with; to bring into line with; to align

to meet a person

to take a customer's order; (of a taxi driver) to accept a booking; (of a delivery rider) to accept a delivery job

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