receive a signal

Frequency: 7.815.2 per million words

To be the recipient of a transmitted signal.

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Examples (10)

  • The old radio was unable to receive a signal clearly.
  • Scientists are hoping to receive a signal from the distant probe.
  • Did you receive the signal I sent you to start the operation?
  • Our brains receive electrical signals from our sensory organs constantly.
  • If you don't receive a signal within the next few minutes, try moving to a different location.
  • Despite all efforts, the rescue team could not receive any signal from the stranded climbers.
  • She felt she was receiving mixed signals from her potential employer during the interview.
  • The satellite dish needs a slight adjustment to receive a stronger signal for better reception.
  • He was surprised to receive a distress signal from a boat so far out at sea.
  • Animals can often receive subtle signals from their environment that humans might easily miss.