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Intakes Meaning in English

word · lemma: intake

ˈɪnˌteɪk
IN-taykz
ˈɪnteɪks
IN-tayks

Definition

'Intakes' refers to the amounts of something (like food or air) taken in, or to openings where things like air or water enter a machine or system.

Usage & Nuances

Commonly used in health ("calorie intakes", "vitamin intakes") and engineering ("engine air intakes"). 'Intakes' is the plural form; don't confuse with 'intake' (singular or uncountable, can mean process or act of taking in).

Example Sentences

Doctors often check your daily intakes of vitamins.

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The car engine has two air intakes.

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We should record the intakes of each new student.

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High sugar intakes can lead to health problems over time.

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The new airplane design improved its air intakes for better performance.

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Vegetable intakes are still too low for most people’s diets.

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