receiving correctly

[/rɪˈsiːvɪŋ ˈkɒrɪktli/]
verb phrase
receber corretamente
1. to accept or take delivery of something in the proper or accurate manner
The warehouse staff are receiving correctly all shipments according to the checklist.
A equipe do armazém está recebendo corretamente todos os carregamentos de acordo com a lista de verificação.
2. to understand or comprehend information accurately
The student is receiving correctly the instructions given by the teacher.
O aluno está recebendo corretamente as instruções dadas pelo professor.
3. to process or obtain something without error or misunderstanding
Make sure you are receiving correctly the signal from the satellite.
Certifique-se de que está recebendo corretamente o sinal do satélite.
In Brazilian business and logistics contexts, 'receber corretamente' is essential terminology used in quality control and inventory management. The phrase emphasizes accuracy and attention to detail, reflecting the importance of proper procedures in commercial transactions. In Portugal, similar emphasis exists but may use alternative phrasings depending on specific industry jargon.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
receiving accuratelyreceiving properlyaccepting correctlytaking delivery correctlyunderstanding correctly
Antonyms / Antônimos
receiving incorrectlyreceiving wronglymisreceivingmisunderstandingreceiving inaccurately

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
receber corretamente
standard usage in formal and informal contexts
Rio de Janeiro
receber certo
colloquial shortened form commonly used in everyday speech
São Paulo
receber corretamente
formal usage, especially in business and logistics contexts
Portugal
receber adequadamente
Portuguese preference for 'adequadamente' in certain contexts; 'corretamente' also acceptable

Related Words

receivingcorrectlyreceiptacceptancedeliverycomprehension

Related Idioms & Phrases

get it right
receive with open arms
take it in stride
get the message
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