受(う)け入(い)れる

うけいれる
verb (ichidan)
to accept, to receive
他動詞 transitiveaction
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present受(う)け入(い)れる受(う)け入(い)れない
Present polite受(う)け入(い)れます受(う)け入(い)れません
Past受(う)け入(い)れた受(う)け入(い)れなかった
Past polite受(う)け入(い)れました受(う)け入(い)れませんでした
て form受(う)け入(い)れて受(う)け入(い)れなくて
ている present受(う)け入(い)れている受(う)け入(い)れていない
ている polite受(う)け入(い)れています受(う)け入(い)れていません
ている past受(う)け入(い)れていた受(う)け入(い)れていなかった
ている past polite受(う)け入(い)れていました受(う)け入(い)れていませんでした
Conditional ば受(う)け入(い)れれば受(う)け入(い)れなければ
Conditional たら受(う)け入(い)れたら受(う)け入(い)れなかったら
Volitional受(う)け入(い)れよう—
Volitional polite受(う)け入(い)れましょう—
Potential受(う)け入(い)れられる受(う)け入(い)れられない
Causative受(う)け入(い)れさせる受(う)け入(い)れさせない
Imperative受(う)け入(い)れろ受(う)け入(い)れるな
1. to accept, to receive
To agree to take or allow something.
提案(ていあん)を受(う)け入(い)れた。
I accepted the proposal.
難民(なんみん)を受(う)け入(い)れる。
To accept refugees.
条件(じょうけん)を受(う)け入(い)れることにした。
I decided to accept the conditions.
We are preparing to accept new exchange students.
The company accepted all his demands and signed a new contract.
2. to accept, to come to terms with
To acknowledge and accept a situation or reality.
現実(げんじつ)を受(う)け入(い)れる。
To accept reality.
結果(けっか)を受(う)け入(い)れなければならない。
I must accept the result.
It's hard to accept one's own failures.
She took time to come to terms with the breakup.
It's better to accept what you can't change and focus your energy on what you can.

受(う)け入(い)れる means to accept, receive, or come to terms with something.

Transitivity

Transitive verb (他動詞(たどうし)). Compound of 受(う)ける + 入(い)れる.

USAGE (two main uses):
1. To accept/receive (proposals, people): 提案(ていあん)を受(う)け入(い)れる
2. To accept/come to terms with: 現実(げんじつ)を受(う)け入(い)れる

Common expressions

Similar words

  • 受(う)け入(い)れる: to accept (actively agree to)
  • 受(う)ける: to receive (more passive)
  • 受(う)け止(と)める: to take in and face something (news, criticism) without necessarily agreeing to it
  • 断(ことわ)る: to decline — the everyday opposite of 受(う)け入(い)れる