Vocab Bloom Hub

intake

/ˈɪn.teɪk/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее действие или процесс приёма чего-либо (например, пищи, воздуха или информации) или количество принятого.

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noun

/ˈɪn.teɪk/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или процесс приёма чего-либо (например, пищи, воздуха или информации) или количество принятого.

A noun referring to the act or process of taking something in, such as food, air, or information, or the amount taken in.

  1. Consumption of food or drinkB1formal

    The amount of food, drink, or other substances taken into the body.

    ruПотребление

    • The doctor recommended reducing your daily salt intake.
    • Her calorie intake is carefully monitored.
    • Caffeine intake should be limited during pregnancy.

    Синонимыconsumptiondrinkingeatingingestion

  2. Admission or enrollmentB2formal

    The process of admitting or enrolling people into an institution, program, or organization.

    ruПрием или зачисление

    • The university has increased its student intake this year.
    • The hospital's patient intake has risen sharply.
    • The company's new employee intake begins next month.

    Синонимыacceptanceadmissionenrollmentenrolmententrymatriculationrecruitmentregistration

  3. Air or gas intakeB2formaltechnical

    The act of taking air, gas, or liquid into a machine or system.

    ruВпуск

    • The engine's air intake was blocked by debris.
    • Check the intake valve for any leaks.
    • The system's intake of coolant needs to be regulated.

    Синонимыinductioninletintake valve

    Антонимыdischargeemissionexhaustoutletoutput

Формы
  • intakes plural form
  • intakes' possessive plural form
  • intake's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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