()()ける

うけつける
verb (ichidan, transitive)
to accept; to receive (applications)
他動詞 transitiveaction
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()()ける()()けない
Present polite()()けます()()けません
Past()()けた()()けなかった
Past polite()()けました()()けませんでした
て form()()けて()()けなくて
ている present()()けている()()けていない
ている polite()()けています()()けていません
ている past()()けていた()()けていなかった
ている past polite()()けていました()()けていませんでした
Conditional ば()()ければ()()けなければ
Conditional たら()()けたら()()けなかったら
Volitional()()けよう
Volitional polite()()けましょう
Potential()()けられる()()けられない
Passive()()けられる()()けられない
Causative()()けさせる()()けさせない
Imperative()()けろ()()けるな
1. to accept; to receive (applications/requests)
To officially accept applications, requests, or submissions; to handle reception of documents or visitors.
We are accepting applications until next week.
苦情(くじょう)()()けません。
We do not accept complaints.
We also accept reservations by phone.
I had my documents accepted at the reception desk.
We accept consultations from Monday to Friday.
2. to tolerate; to accept (physically/mentally)
To be able to stomach or tolerate something; often used in negative form to indicate incompatibility.
(からだ)アルコール()()けない。
My body can't tolerate alcohol.
I haven't been able to eat anything since morning. My body won't accept food.
あの(くすり)(にが)くて()()けなかった。
That medicine was so bitter I couldn't stomach it.
I just can't accept his way of thinking.
緊張(きんちょう)しすぎて()(なに)()()けなかった。
I was so nervous that my stomach wouldn't accept anything.

Compound verb

()ける (to receive) + ()ける (to attach, to apply)

Transitivity

他動詞(たどうし) (transitive) - takes

Common collocations

Related noun