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uptake

/ˈʌp.teɪk/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de prélever, d'absorber ou de consommer quelque chose, notamment des nutriments, des ressources ou des substances.

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noun

/ˈʌp.teɪk/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de prélever, d'absorber ou de consommer quelque chose, notamment des nutriments, des ressources ou des substances.

A noun referring to the process of taking in, absorbing, or consuming something, such as food or resources.

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  1. Absorption or consumptionB2formal

    The process of taking in or absorbing something, such as nutrients, oxygen, or other substances.

    frAbsorption ou consommation

    • The body's uptake of vitamins is essential for health.
    • Plants increase their water uptake during hot weather.
    • The drug's uptake into the bloodstream is rapid.

    Synonymesabsorptionassimilationconsumptioningestionintake

    Antonymesdischargeemissionexcretionrelease

  2. Understanding or comprehensionB2informal

    The ability to understand or grasp new information quickly.

    frCompréhension, capacité à comprendre

    • He is known for his quick uptake in complex subjects.
    • Her slow uptake of the instructions caused some delays.
    • The training program is designed for people with a fast uptake.

    Synonymesacumenapprehensioncognizancecomprehensiondiscernmentgraspperceptionunderstanding

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  • uptakes plural form
  • uptakes' possessive plural form
  • uptake's possessive singular form
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