intake

intake
noun
1) (action) Aufnahme, die

intake of breath — Atemholen, das

2) (where water enters channel or pipe) Einströmungsöffnung, die; (where air or fuel enters engine) Ansaugöffnung, die
3) (persons or things taken in) Neuzugänge; (amount taken in) aufgenommene Menge

intake of calories — Kalorienzufuhr, die

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['inteik]
noun
1) (the thing or quantity taken in: This year's intake of students is smaller than last year's.) die Aufnahme
2) (a place at which eg water is taken into a channel etc: The ventilation system broke down when something blocked the main air intake.) der Einlaß
3) (the act of taking in: an intake of breath.) das Einnehmen
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in·take
[ˈɪnteɪk]
I. n
1. (act) of drink, food, vitamins Aufnahme f
\intake of breath Luftholen nt, Atmen nt
I heard a sharp \intake of breath behind me ich hörte, wie hinter mir jemand erschreckt laut Luft holte
\intake of food Nahrungsaufnahme f
2. (amount) Aufnahme f, aufgenommene Menge
alcohol \intake Alkoholkonsum m
\intake of calories Kalorienzufuhr f
daily \intake of vitamins, minerals Tageszufuhr f
to reduce one's meat \intake weniger Fleisch essen
3. (number of people) Aufnahmequote f; MIL Rekrutierung f
the first \intake of girls by the grammar school was in 1950 im Jahr 1950 wurden an dem Gymnasium zum ersten Mal Mädchen zugelassen
\intake of immigrants Immigrantenaufnahme f
\intake of students Zulassung[szahl] f von Studenten/Studentinnen
4. MECH, TECH Einlassöffnung f, Einlass m
air \intake Luftzufuhr f
II. adj inv Ansaug-, Saug-
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['Inteɪk]
n
1) (= act) (of water, electric current) Aufnahme f; (of steam) Ansaugen nt; (= amount) (of water, electricity) Aufnahme f, aufgenommene Menge; (of steam) angesaugte or einströmende Menge; (= pipe) (for water) Zuflussrohr nt, Einführungsrohr nt; (for steam) Einströmungsöffnung f, Ansaugöffnung f, Einführungsrohr nt

food intake — Nahrungsaufnahme f

(sharp) intake of breath — (plötzlicher) Atemzug

2) (SCH of immigrants) Aufnahme f; (MIL) Rekrutierung f

what is your annual intake? (Sch) — wie viele neue Schüler nehmen Sie im Jahr auf?; (Mil) wie viele Soldaten rekrutieren Sie im Jahr?

the latest intake of graduates into our company — die Hochschulabsolventen, die kürzlich in unserer Firma eingestellt worden sind

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intake [ˈınteık] s
1. TECH Einlass(öffnung) m(f):
intake valve Einlassventil n
2. Ein-, Ansaugen n:
intake of breath Atemholen n;
intake stroke AUTO Saughub m
3. Aufnahme f: academic.ru/28630/food">food 1
4. a) aufgenommene Menge, Zufuhr f
b) (Neu)Aufnahme(n) f(pl), (Neu)Zugänge pl:
our school has a yearly intake of 500 pupils unsere Schule nimmt jährlich 500 neue Schüler auf
5. Verengung f, enge Stelle
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noun
1) (action) Aufnahme, die

intake of breath — Atemholen, das

2) (where water enters channel or pipe) Einströmungsöffnung, die; (where air or fuel enters engine) Ansaugöffnung, die
3) (persons or things taken in) Neuzugänge; (amount taken in) aufgenommene Menge

intake of calories — Kalorienzufuhr, die

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n.
Ansaugung f.
Eingabe -n f.

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