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1 uptake
- quick- slow on the uptaketr['ʌpteɪk]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be quick on the uptake familiar ser muy listo,-a, pillarlas al vueloto be slow on the uptake familiar ser duro,-a de molleran.• campana y cañón de chimenea s.f.mass nounto be quick on the uptake — agarrar or (esp Esp) coger* las cosas al vuelo
to be slow on the uptake — ser* duro de mollera
['ʌpteɪk]N1) (=understanding)to be quick on the uptake * — ser muy listo, agarrar las cosas al vuelo *
2) (=intake) consumo m3) (=acceptance) aceptación f ; (=number accepted) cantidad f admitida* * *mass nounto be quick on the uptake — agarrar or (esp Esp) coger* las cosas al vuelo
to be slow on the uptake — ser* duro de mollera
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2 uptake
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3 uptake
adj.ser listo, ser duro de mollera.s.to be quick/slow on the uptake ser/no ser muy espabilado(a)2 cañón de la chimenea.3 cantidad admitida.4 absorción de una sustancia por un tejido, captación. -
4 uptake
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5 uptake crown
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6 uptake mechanism
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7 to be quick on the uptake
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8 to be slow on the uptake
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9 slow on the uptake
(quick or slow to understand: She's inexperienced, but very quick on the uptake.) que las pilla al vuelo, que es muy listo -
10 radioactive iodine uptake
English-Spanish medical dictionary > radioactive iodine uptake
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11 maximum oxygen uptake
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12 oxygen uptake
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13 maximal oxygen uptake
consumo máximo de oxígeno, admisión máxima de oxígenoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > maximal oxygen uptake
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14 oxygen uptake
absorción de oxígeno, consumo de oxígenoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > oxygen uptake
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15 hydrogen uptake
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16 foliar uptake
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17 ion uptake
s.toma de iones, absorción de iones. -
18 mineral uptake
s.absorción mineral. -
19 nutrient uptake
s.absorción de nutrimentos. -
20 protein uptake
s.toma de proteína.
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