受じゅ理り

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受理する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Formal term for officially accepting or receiving documents, applications, or submissions. Often used in bureaucratic, legal, or business settings.

〈物もの〉を受じゅ理りするto (officially) accept a document or application
市し役やく所しょは転てん入にゅう届とどけを受じゅ理りした。
The city office accepted the change-of-address notification.
〈物もの〉が受じゅ理りされるfor a document or application to be officially accepted
彼かれの離り婚こん届とどけは先せん週しゅう受じゅ理りされた。
His divorce papers were officially accepted last week.

受うけ取とるN3
受け取る is a general verb for receiving something physically or figuratively, while 受理 is the formal, often procedural acceptance of documents or applications.
受じゅ領りょう
受領 is the formal term for receiving goods or payments, while 受理 is the formal term for officially accepting documents or applications.
受うけ入いれN1
受け入れ is a broad term for accepting people, things, or ideas, while 受理 is a formal legal/administrative term specifically for accepting documents or applications.
受うけ付つけN5
受理 is a formal, often legal or bureaucratic term for officially accepting a document or application, while 受付 covers the everyday act of accepting or taking in something.

却きゃっ下かN1
却下 means to formally reject an application or request, the opposite of 受理, which means to formally accept it.

受うけ付つけN5
受付 refers to a reception desk or the act of accepting visitors/requests informally, while 受理 specifically means the formal, official acceptance of a document or application.
受じゅ諾だく
受理 refers to formally receiving and processing documents or applications, while 受諾 refers to agreeing to the content of a proposal or request.

件けんN2
受理 is counted with 件, as in 受理件数 (number of accepted cases), since it refers to processed matters or cases.

入にゅう力りょく受じゅ理り
acknowledgment; input acceptance
不ふ受じゅ理り申もうし出で
declaration of non-acceptance of divorce; agreement to prevent unauthorized divorce
受じゅ理り証しょう明めい書しょ
certificate of acceptance; certificate of receipt; official acknowledgment of notification

Compound of 受 (accept) and 理 (manage, reason). The combination conveys the idea of formally receiving and processing something.