reception
n. 接待; 欢迎; 招待会; 接待处
The reception in a hotel is the desk or office that books rooms for people and answers their questions.
Have him bring a car round to the reception...
让他把车开到前台来。
...the hotel's reception desk.
宾馆的前台
The reception in an office or hospital is the place where people's appointments and questions are dealt with.
Wait at reception for me.
在接待处等我。
A reception is a formal party which is given to welcome someone or to celebrate a special event.
At the reception they served smoked salmon.
招待会的餐桌上有熏制鲑鱼。
...a glittering wedding reception.
风光的婚宴
If someone or something has a particular kind of reception, that is the way that people react to them.
Mr Mandela was given a tumultuous reception in Washington...
曼德拉先生在华盛顿受到热情的款待。
He received a cool reception to his speech.
他的演讲受到了冷遇。
The reception of guests is the act of formally welcoming them.
The preparations for the reception of his Royal Highness proceeded.
迎接殿下到来的准备工作在有序进行。
If you get good reception from your radio or television, the sound or picture is clear because the signal is strong. If the reception is poor, the sound or picture is unclear because the signal is weak.
Adjust the aerial's position and direction for the best reception.
调整天线的位置和方向以达到最佳接收效果。
1. the manner in which something is greeted;
2. a formal party of people; as after a wedding
3. quality or fidelity of a received broadcast
4. the act of receiving
5. (American football) the act of catching a pass in football;
A heartful reception was accorded to him.
他受到热诚的接待.
Reception of TV programmes is unsatisfactory here.
这里电视节目的接收情况不佳.
The host gave him a chill reception.
主人(对客人而言)对他的接待是冷淡的.
Judging by the enthusiastic reception given him everywhere, they felt that his election was in the bag.
看到他到处受欢迎的样子, 他们觉得他当选是十拿九稳的.
Reception of the television programmes is unsatisfactory here.
这地区电视节目的接收情况不能令人满意.