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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 ;
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