receivers

noun
UK /rɪˈsiːvəz/
US /rɪˈsiːvərz/

Receivers are things or people that get something.

The receivers on the roof pick up the TV signal.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The parts of a phone or radio that you hold to your ear to hear sound.

She held the receiver to her ear and said hello.

3. People who catch passes in sports like football.

The team's receivers caught every throw.

4. Devices that change signals into sound or pictures.

The old radio receiver still works.

5. People officially appointed to manage a company's money when it has problems.

The court named receivers to run the failing business.