intake

intake
['ɪnteɪk]
nome
1) (consumption) consumo m., quantità f. immessa

the daily calorie intake — l'apporto calorico giornaliero

2) scol. univ. amm. + verbo sing. o pl. reclute f.pl., matricole f.pl.

the new intake — (at school) i nuovi alunni; (into training) i nuovi arrivati; (into job) i nuovi assunti

3) (inhalation)

an intake of breath — un'inspirazione

4) tecn. (inlet) entrata f.
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['inteik]
noun
1) (the thing or quantity taken in: This year's intake of students is smaller than last year's.) (numero di studenti ammessi)
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.) presa
3) (the act of taking in: an intake of breath.) presa, aspirazione
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intake /ˈɪnteɪk/
n. [cu]
1 (ind., mecc.) presa (d'acqua, d'aria, ecc.): air intake, presa d'aria (d'un motore, in una miniera, ecc.)
2 quantità di cibo assunto; (med.) apporto; quantità di liquido assorbito; capacità di assorbimento; (tecn.) energia assorbita: admissible daily intake (abbr. ADI), apporto giornaliero ammissibile; The sewer intake is too small, la capacità d'assorbimento della fogna è troppo piccola
3 strozzatura, restringimento (d'un tubo, d'una calza)
4 (mecc.) aspirazione (di una pompa, ecc.)
5 (ind. min.) galleria di ventilazione
6 (agric.) terreno bonificato
7 (econ., ind.) assunzione; (capacità d') assorbimento (di manodopera)
8 (mil.) gruppo (o scaglione) di reclute
9 numero di studenti ammessi (a una facoltà, ecc.)
10 (trasp.) quantità di merce caricata
● (mecc.) intake manifold, collettore d'aspirazione (o di alimentazione) □ (mecc.) intake stroke, corsa d'aspirazione □ (mecc.) intake valve, valvola d'aspirazione □ intake well, pozzo (petrolifero) di sondaggio.
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['ɪnteɪk]
nome
1) (consumption) consumo m., quantità f. immessa

the daily calorie intake — l'apporto calorico giornaliero

2) scol. univ. amm. + verbo sing. o pl. reclute f.pl., matricole f.pl.

the new intake — (at school) i nuovi alunni; (into training) i nuovi arrivati; (into job) i nuovi assunti

3) (inhalation)

an intake of breath — un'inspirazione

4) tecn. (inlet) entrata f.

English-Italian dictionary. 2013.

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