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receiver in Hungarian

receiver in Hungarian is átvevő, címzett, fogadó fél — receiver means a person or thing that receives something.

receiver in Hungarian

átvevő
noun
person who receives
címzett
noun
person who receives
fogadó fél
noun
person who receives
vagyonkezelő
noun
trustee
gondnok
noun
trustee
meghatalmazott
noun
trustee
rádióvevő
noun
electronic device that receives and converts signal

What does "receiver" mean?

  1. noun A person or thing that receives something.
    "As the receiver of the award, she gave a short thank-you speech."
  2. noun An electronic device that picks up broadcast signals, or the earpiece of a phone.
    "He turned up the volume on the radio receiver."
  3. noun A person appointed to manage the assets of a company going through bankruptcy.
    "The court appointed a receiver to oversee the failed business."
  4. noun In American football, a player whose job is to catch passes.
    "The receiver caught the ball in the end zone for a touchdown."

receiver in a sentence

  • As the receiver of the award, she gave a short thank-you speech.
  • He turned up the volume on the radio receiver.
  • The court appointed a receiver to oversee the failed business.
  • The receiver caught the ball in the end zone for a touchdown.

Common Hungarian translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "receiver" in Hungarian?

"receiver" in Hungarian is átvevő, címzett, fogadó fél. receiver means: A person or thing that receives something.

How do you use "receiver" in a sentence?

Example: "As the receiver of the award, she gave a short thank-you speech." In Hungarian, "receiver" is átvevő, címzett, fogadó fél.

Are there other ways to say "receiver" in Hungarian?

Yes — Hungarian has 7 translations listed for "receiver": átvevő, címzett, fogadó fél, vagyonkezelő, gondnok, meghatalmazott.

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