intake
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++in·take /ˈɪnteɪk/ noun 1 [singular, uncountable]DFAMOUNT the amount of food, drink etc that you take into your body 〔食物、饮料等的〕摄入量，摄取量，吸入量intake of Try to reduce your intake of fat. 尽量减少脂肪的摄入量。a high/low intake a high intake of carbohydrates 碳水化合物的大量摄入food/alcohol/calorie etc intake Sickness may develop from inadequate fluid intake. 液体摄入不足会诱发疾病。2 SE[countable, uncountable] the number of people who join a school, profession etc at a particular time 〔学校、职业等的〕加入人数intake of an intake of around 120 students each year 每年大约120人的招生名额3 [countable]T a tube, pipe etc through which air, gas, or liquid enters a machine 〔机器上空气、气体或液体注入的〕管道，进口 a leak on the air intake to the carburettor 汽化器进气口的裂缝4. intake of breath BREATHEa sudden act of breathing in, especially when you are shocked 倒吸一口气〔尤在吃惊时〕
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intake• air intakes on a jet engine• Eberson is the intake officer for the prison.• Pregnant women should reduce their intake of caffeine.• the yearly intake of studentsfood/alcohol/calorie etc intake• So by rationing these foods you cut calorie intake.• In a peculiar twist, large numbers of Western women mimicked Eastern women in low calorie intake.• There are no studies on the acute effect of alcohol intake on gastric acid secretion in chronic alcoholic patients.• This need not mean drastically reducing food intake.• Patients assigned to receive steroids consumed an unrestricted diet and were asked to record their food intake during the first four weeks.• Most people try to do this by restricting their calorie intake, usually by cutting it in half.• Laminin concentration is also related to alcohol intake.• Laminin has been related to alcohol intake.in·take nounChineseSyllable
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intake
in‧take /ˈɪnteɪk/
noun
1. [singular, uncountable] the amount of food, drink etc that you take into your body
intake of
Try to reduce your intake of fat.
a high/low intake
a high intake of carbohydrates
food/alcohol/calorie etc intake
Sickness may develop from inadequate fluid intake.
2. [uncountable and countable] the number of people who join a school, profession etc at a particular time
intake of
an intake of around 120 students each year
3. [countable] a tube, pipe etc through which air, gas, or liquid enters a machine:
a leak on the air intake to the carburettor
4. intake of breath a sudden act of breathing in, especially when you are shocked
in‧take /ˈɪnteɪk/
noun1. [singular, uncountable] the amount of food, drink etc that you take into your body
intake of
a high/low intake
food/alcohol/calorie etc intake
2. [uncountable and countable] the number of people who join a school, profession etc at a particular time
intake of
3. [countable] a tube, pipe etc through which air, gas, or liquid enters a machine:
4. intake of breath a sudden act of breathing in, especially when you are shocked