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uptake

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/ˈʌpteɪk/
US
/ˈʌpteɪk/

Übersetzungen

uptakesubstantiv
uptakes
Pl.
adoptionS’emploie surtout pour l’adoption ou l’appropriation d’une technologie, d’une pratique ou d’une idée.
The uptake of new technology in the company has been remarkably fast.
L’adoption des nouvelles technologies dans l’entreprise a été remarquablement rapide.
compréhensionSens figuré : capacité à comprendre rapidement.
She was quick on the uptake and understood the instructions immediately.
Elle avait une compréhension rapide et a tout de suite compris les instructions.
absorptionTerme courant en biologie et en chimie.
The plant's uptake of nutrients from the soil is essential for its growth.
L’absorption des nutriments du sol par la plante est essentielle à sa croissance.
Synonyme
assimilation
absorption
understanding
acquisition
acceptance
uptakeverb
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Präteritum
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Partizip Perfekt
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Gerundium
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absorberEmploi surtout scientifique.
Plants uptake water and nutrients through their roots.
Les plantes absorbent l’eau et les nutriments par leurs racines.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
assimilerEmploi possible pour des substances ou des éléments intégrés par un organisme.
Synonyme
absorb
assimilate
ingest
consume
adopt
accept
receive
incorporate
embrace
pick up
take up
uptakeadjektiv
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to the act or rate of absorption or intake.
d’absorptionEmployé dans les contextes scientifiques ou techniques.
Researchers measured the uptake capacity of the engineered membrane.
Les chercheurs ont mesuré la capacité d’absorption de la membrane conçue.

Definitionen

uptakesubstantiv
The action of taking up or making use of something that is available.
The uptake of new technology in the company has been remarkably fast.
The absorption or assimilation of substances by living organisms or cells.
The plant's uptake of nutrients from the soil is essential for its growth.
The understanding or comprehension of something.
She was quick on the uptake and understood the instructions immediately.
uptakeverb
To take in or absorb a substance, especially a liquid or gas.
Plants uptake water and nutrients through their roots.
uptakeadjektiv
Relating to or involved in the absorption or intake of a substance.
Researchers measured the uptake capacity of the engineered membrane.
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