v.  接受；同意做〔某事〕 ≠ refuse

v.  忍受，容忍

v.  〔认为符合要求而〕接受 ≠ reject

v.  采纳，接受

• acceptance

  n.  正式接受

  n.  接受，赞同，赞成，认可

  n.  〔对无法改变之事的〕承受

• acceptable

  a.  可接受的，令人满意的

  a.  〔行为〕可接受的

• accept the advice  接受建议

• accept responsibility for sth  承担某事的责任

• accept sb into / as sth  接纳

• a letter of acceptance  接受函

• gain/find acceptance  得到认可

• He readily accepted her invitation.

  他欣然接受了她的邀请。

• He’s not going to change, and you just have to accept it. 他不会改变的，你只能忍。

• We have to accept that this is not an ideal world.

  我们必须接受现实，这不是个理想的世界。

• They have accepted him as the representative of the company.

  他们接受他为公司代表。

• The University will not accept responsibility for items lost or stolen.

  物品遗失或被窃，本大学概不负责。

• By the end of the trial, Nicolas moved towards acceptance of his fate. 审判结束时，尼古拉斯慢慢接受了自己的命运。

• Alcohol is not an acceptable way out of your problems. 借酒消愁并不可取。

• Readiness to accept new ideas helps one enjoy longevity. 接受新观点

• reassess your position, making acceptable compromises;  能让人接受的折中办法

• It is widely accepted that academic accomplishment lies in both intelligence and diligence. 普遍认为

• Accept her as a transfer student. 

• In 2001, the International Cat Association accepted it as a new registered breed.

BrE /əkˈsept/    

NAmE /əkˈsept/