receivers
n. countablen. people or devices that get something, like a message, a signal, or a piece of equipment. In sports like American football, these are the players who catch the ball.
n. individuals or entities that receive something; specifically, the part of a communication system that converts signals into intelligible forms. In a legal context, it refers to persons appointed to manage property or assets during bankruptcy.
The radio receivers picked up a faint signal.
The wide receivers ran toward the end zone, waiting for the quarterback to throw the ball.
Modern satellite receivers must be capable of processing high-definition data streams while filtering out atmospheric interference to maintain a stable connection for the end user.
Often used in technical contexts (electronics) or specific sports (American football).