CEFR B1

taker

noun

Meaning

A person or entity that accepts or receives something, often in contrast to a giver.

Examples

In any negotiation, there are usually givers and takers, both seeking a favorable outcome.
She's not just a taker; she always tries to contribute equally to group projects.

Synonyms: recipient, receiver, beneficiary, accepter

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taker (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈteɪkər/

Definition

A person or entity that accepts or receives something, often in contrast to a giver.

Examples

In any negotiation, there are usually givers and takers, both seeking a favorable outcome.
She's not just a taker; she always tries to contribute equally to group projects.
The charity relies on generous donors, but also needs willing takers for the aid it provides.

How to Use taker

taker of (prepositional phrase): Someone who takes a specific item or role. — "She was an eager taker of new responsibilities."

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