Received in Portuguese 🇧🇷

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Tips to Remember the Portuguese Word:
• Notice that the Portuguese “recebido” looks very similar to the English “received” and the Spanish “recibido”; just remember that the vowel after “c” changes from “i” (in Spanish) to “e” (in Portuguese).
• Think of the common prefix “re-” (again) and associate it with the action “to receive,” helping lock in the form “recebido.”

Explanation:
• “Recebido” is the past participle of the verb “receber” (to receive). It is used to indicate that something has been accepted or obtained.
• It can be used formally (as in business correspondence: “Acuso o recebimento deste documento”) or informally when referring to receiving an item or message.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• “Aceito” – when implying the acceptance of something.
• “Obtido” – in contexts where something is acquired or obtained.
• “Adquirido” – sometimes used when referring to something that has been gained.

Alternate Meanings and Slang:
• In casual conversation, “recebido” can be used in the sense of “entendido” or “compreendido,” similar to saying “message received.”
• In some academic contexts, particularly in Spanish, “recibido” may refer to someone who has completed their studies (e.g., “sou médico, já estou recebido”), though in Portuguese it is more common to use terms like “formado.”

Examples of Sentences:
1. "O pacote foi recebido pelo destinatário."
Translation: "The package was received by the recipient."
2. "Recebi a confirmação da reunião por e-mail."
Translation: "I received the meeting confirmation by email."
3. "Acuso o recebimento deste relatório."
Translation: "I acknowledge receipt of this report."

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