英 /'welrɪs'iːvd/，美 /'welrɪs'iːvd/
形容词（adj.）
表示“受到欢迎的”“受好评的”，指人或事物获得积极反馈或认可 。
be well received
意为“很受欢迎；受到好评”，强调被动接受的积极结果。
例：The new policy was well received by the public.（新政策广受公众欢迎。）
well-received + 名词
直接修饰名词，表示“受欢迎的……”。
例：his well-received books（他那些广受好评的书）
语境适用：多用于正式场合，如评价作品、活动、政策等的接受度。
注意区分：避免与 “well noted”（已知晓）混淆。“well-received” 强调反馈积极，而 “well noted” 仅表示信息已被接收 。
这部改编自小说的电影很受人们的欢迎。
The movie adapted from a novel is well received by people.
剧评家对这出戏反应良好。
The play was well received by the critics.
该培训课程因其实用性而广受好评。
The training course was well received for its practicality.
她的演讲在学术会议上获得热烈反响。
Her speech was well received at the academic conference.
新产品在市场上的表现超出预期，深受消费者喜爱。
The new product exceeded expectations in the market and was well received by consumers.
这份提案在董事会上得到一致认可。
The proposal was well received by the board of directors.
当地艺术家的展览在美术馆大受欢迎。
The exhibition of local artists was well received at the gallery.
他关于环保的观点在社交媒体上获得大量支持。
His views on environmental protection were well received on social media.
这款软件因界面简洁而受到用户好评。
The software was well received for its user-friendly interface.
尽管初期有争议，这部纪录片最终获得了观众的认可。
Despite initial controversy, the documentary was well received by audiences.
柯林斯词典将其定义为 “having been greeted or reviewed with approval”（受到认可或好评），并举例 “his well-received books” 。
使用时需注意，“well-received” 通常用于描述事物的客观反馈，而非主观感受。例如，不能说 “I felt well-received”，而应表述为 “My ideas were well-received”。