offtake UK
ˈɒfˌteɪk
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Definition of offtake - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
commerceTECH.UKact of taking away or purchasing goodsTECH.UK
  • The company's offtake increased during the holiday season.
acquisition purchase
2.
miningTECH.UKremoval of oil from a storage facilityTECH.UK
  • The offtake of oil was scheduled for next week.
extraction withdrawal
3.
engineeringTECH.UKpoint or channel for drainage or off-flowTECH.UK
  • The engineers inspected the offtake for blockages.
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Images of offtake

  • offtake: point or channel for drainage or off-flow
    point or channel for drainage or off-flow

Origin of offtake

English, off (away) + take (seize)

Examples of offtake in a sentence

  • Increased offtake boosted the local economy.
  • The offtake from the storage tanks was delayed.
  • Offtake agreements were signed for the next quarter.
  • The offtake was crucial for the irrigation system.
  • They designed a new offtake to prevent flooding.

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  1. French:achat, prélèvement, ...
  2. German:Absatz, Ölentnahme, ...
  3. Italian:acquisto, estrazione, ...
  4. Spanish:consumo, extracción, ...
  5. Portuguese:escoamento, extração, ...
  6. Chinese:购买量, 提取, ...
  7. Japanese:引き取り, 取り出し, ...
  8. Arabic:شِرَاء, سَحْب النِّفْط, ...
  9. Hebrew:רְכִישָׁה, הַסָּרַת נֶפְט, ...
  10. Russian:закупка, вывоз нефти, ...
  11. Ukrainian:закупівля, відбір, ...
  12. Hindi:ऑफटेक, निकासी, ...
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