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take–up
6 ENTRIES FOUND:
take–up
(noun)
arm
(noun)
cudgel
(noun)
gauntlet
(noun)
slack
(noun)
take
(verb)
take–up
/
ˈ
teɪkˌʌp/
noun
take–up
/
ˈ
teɪkˌʌp/
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of TAKE–UP
[
noncount
]
British
:
the rate at which something offered is accepted by people
Fewer French classes are being offered due to low
take-up
.
Take-up
of our products has been high.
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