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1 air intake
admission d’air f, arrivée d’air f, entrée d’air f, prise d’air fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > air intake
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2 air intake
English-French architecture and construction dictionary > air intake
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3 fresh air intake
Ientrée d’air frais f, prise d’air frais fII(at floor level) VB (ventilation basse) f, ventilation basse (VB) fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > fresh air intake
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4 outside air intake
prise d’air frais fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > outside air intake
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5 cold air intake
VB (ventilation basse) f, ventilation basse (VB) fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > cold air intake
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6 intake
intake ['ɪnteɪk]∎ the intake of refugees l'accueil m des réfugiés;∎ they've increased their intake of medical students ils ont décidé d'admettre davantage d'étudiants en médecine;∎ this year's intake of pupils is or are of a higher standard than usual cette année les nouveaux élèves sont d'un niveau plus élevé que d'habitude∎ an intake rate of 10 litres per second un débit d'admission de 10 litres par seconde;∎ a high energy intake une consommation importante d'énergie;∎ air intake admission f d'air∎ a daily intake of 2,000 calories une ration quotidienne de 2000 calories;∎ there was a sharp intake of breath tout le monde/il/elle/ etc retint son souffle;∎ oxygen intake absorption f d'oxygène►► British intake class cours m préparatoire;Technology intake manifold conduits mpl d'admission, collecteur m d'admission;Technology intake valve soupape f d'admission -
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['inteik]1) (the thing or quantity taken in: This year's intake of students is smaller than last year's.) admission(s)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.) prise3) (the act of taking in: an intake of breath.) prise -
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intake n1 ( consumption) consommation f ; a high sugar intake une forte consommation de sucre ; the daily calorie intake of a baby les besoins quotidiens en calories d'un bébé ;2 Sch, Univ, Admin ( admissions) (+ v sg ou pl) admissions fpl ; the new intake ( at school) les nouveaux élèves mpl ; (into training, job) les nouvelles recrues fpl ; the 1987 intake of students les étudiants de l'année 1987 ;3 ( inhalation) an intake of breath une inspiration f ; there was a sharp intake of breath tout le monde a retenu son souffle ; -
9 intake air noise
bruit d'admission, bruit d'entrée d'airEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > intake air noise
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10 intake
admission f, amenée d’air f, arrivée f, aspiration f, entrée f, prise f, retraite (nu d’un mur) f, retraite horizontale dans un mur fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > intake
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11 louvre
(b) (in door, window) persienne f; Nautical louvre m; Cars & Aviation (of ventilation inlet, car bonnet) persienne f, volet m; Technology (of air intake) ouïe f►► Architecture louvre board abat-vent m inv, abat-son m;louvre door porte f à persiennes -
12 inlet
inlet ['ɪnlet]1 noun(b) Technology (intake) arrivée f, admission f; (opening) (orifice m d')entrée f; (for air) prise f (d'air);∎ to regulate the inlet of steam régler l'admission de (la) vapeurTechnology d'arrivée►► inlet manifold conduits mpl d'admission, collecteur m d'admission;inlet pipe tuyau m d'arrivée;inlet valve soupape f d'admission; (of fuel pump) soupape f d'alimentation -
13 water
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Intake (disambiguation) — Intake may refer to: * a business process for accepting new work requests * the air intake of an internal combustion engine * food intake * intake, a parcel of land taken in from a moor. From which are named a number of settlements, including: ** … Wikipedia