intake

intake
in·take [ʼɪnteɪk] 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, aufgenommene Kalorienmenge;
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 adj
inv Ansaug-, Saug-

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