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Definition of offtake - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
commerceTECH. UK act of taking away or purchasing goodsTECH. UK
- The company's offtake increased during the holiday season.
2.
miningTECH. UK removal of oil from a storage facilityTECH. UK
- The offtake of oil was scheduled for next week.
3.
engineeringTECH. UK point or channel for drainage or off-flowTECH. UK
- The engineers inspected the offtake for blockages.
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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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- French:achat, prélèvement, ...
- German:Absatz, Ölentnahme, ...
- Italian:acquisto, estrazione, ...
- Spanish:consumo, extracción, ...
- Portuguese:escoamento, extração, ...
- Chinese:购买量, 提取, ...
- Japanese:引き取り, 取り出し, ...
- Arabic:شِرَاء, سَحْب النِّفْط, ...
- Hebrew:רְכִישָׁה, הַסָּרַת נֶפְט, ...
- Russian:закупка, вывоз нефти, ...
- Ukrainian:закупівля, відбір, ...
- Hindi:ऑफटेक, निकासी, ...
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