accepter

əkˈsɛptər

Definition

Definition of accepter - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

person role

Rare

person who accepts something offered

Rare

She was the accepter of the award.

receiver

recipient

taker

legal

TECH.

person who accepts a bill of exchange

TECH.

The accepter signed the bill of exchange.

acceptor

endorser

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Origin of accepter

Latin, acceptare (to take or receive)

Examples of accepter in a sentence

The accepter of the gift was overwhelmed with gratitude.
The bank required the accepter to verify the transaction.
As an accepter, he was liable for the payment.

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French:accepteur, signataire, ...
German:Annehmer, Akzeptant, ...
Italian:accettante, ...
Spanish:receptor, aceptador, ...
Portuguese:aceitante, ...
Chinese:接受者, 承兑人, ...
Japanese:受賞者, 引受人, ...
Arabic:قابِل, قابِل الكَمْبِيالَة, ...
Hebrew:מְקַבֵּל, ...
Russian:получатель, акцептант, ...
Ukrainian:отримувач, акцептант, ...
Hindi:स्वीकारकर्ता, ...
Bengali:গ্রহণকারী, বিল গ্রহণকারী, ...
Catalan:acceptant, signatari, ...
Czech:ten, kdo něco přijímá, akceptant, ...
Danish:modtager, acceptant, ...
Dutch:ontvanger, accepter, ...
Greek:αποδέκτης, ...
Hungarian:elfogadó, címzett, ...
Khmer:អ្នកទទួលយក, អ្នកទទួលយកប័ណ្ណប្តូរប្រាក់, ...
Korean:수상자, 인수인, ...
Persian:پذیرنده, امضاکننده, ...
Polish:osoba akceptująca, ...
Portuguese (BR):receptor, aceitante, ...
Romanian:acceptator, acceptant, ...
Swedish:mottagare, accepterare, ...
Thai:ผู้รับ, ผู้รับรอง, ...
Turkish:kabul eden, poliçe kabulcüsü, ...
Vietnamese:người nhận, người nhận hối phiếu, ...

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