receiver
Pronunciation: [rɪˈsiːvər]
Context: "communication"
(noun) a receiver is a person or device that gets messages or information. For example, in a telephone call, the person you're talking to is the receiver.
Example
The receiver understood the message clearly and responded right away.
Example
The receiver didn't catch what was said and asked for it to be repeated.
Example
Who is the receiver of the information in this conversation?
Context: "sports"
(noun) in sports like football, a receiver is a player whose job is to catch the ball when it is thrown. They try to run and score points after making the catch.
Example
The receiver made an amazing catch and ran into the end zone for a touchdown.
Example
The receiver dropped the ball and missed an easy opportunity to score.
Example
Is the receiver ready for the play?
Context: "technology"
(noun) a receiver is a device that gets radio signals or other forms of communication. It's used to listen to music, catch TV shows, or receive data.
Example
The receiver picked up the radio signal, and we could hear our favorite music.
Example
The receiver was broken, so we couldn’t listen to any channels.
Example
Is the receiver working properly to catch the signal?