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1 intake
{'inteik}
1. вземане, поемане. поглъщане
caloricINTAKE консумирани калории
2. тех. (в) смукване, приемно устройство, входен канал, течност/газ, всмукан с помпа
3. мин. вентилационна изработка
4. метал. леяк
5. разработен участък, пресушено блатов
6. свивка (при плетене)
7. воен. набор
8. група нови членове (в организация), група нови ученици (в училище)
9. шотл. измамник* * *{'inteik} n 1. вземане, поемане. поглъщане; caloricintake консумира* * *всмукване; вземане; леяк;* * *1. caloricintake консумирани калории 2. вземане, поемане. поглъщане 3. воен. набор 4. група нови членове (в организация), група нови ученици (в училище) 5. метал. леяк 6. мин. вентилационна изработка 7. разработен участък, пресушено блатов 8. свивка (при плетене) 9. тех. (в) смукване, приемно устройство, входен канал, течност/газ, всмукан с помпа 10. шотл. измамник* * *intake[´in¸teik] n 1. вземане, поемане, поглъщане; salt \intake погълнато количество сол; an \intake of breath рязко поемане на въздух (от изненада, шок); 2. прием, брой приети (в университет и пр.); this year's \intake of students тазгодишният прием на студенти; 3. тех. всмукателно отвърстие; отвор, вход; всмукване; течност (газ), всмукана чрез помпа; 4. мин. вентилационна инсталация на рудник; 5. мет. леяк; 6. разработен участък, пресушено блато; 7. шотл. лъжа, измама; лъжец, измамник; 8. свивка (при плетене); 9. стесняване (на дреха).
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