Intake in Tagalog

Intake in Tagalog translates to “pagkain,” “pag-inom,” “pagpasok,” or “pagtanggap,” depending on context. It refers to the act of taking something in (food, liquid, air), the amount consumed, an opening for entry, or a group of new entrants. This versatile term applies to nutrition, mechanical systems, and institutional admissions. Explore the detailed meanings and practical applications below.

[Words] = Intake

[Definition]:

• Intake /ˈɪnteɪk/
• Noun 1: An amount of food, liquid, or air taken into the body.
• Noun 2: A place or opening through which something is taken in, especially air or liquid.
• Noun 3: A group of people entering an organization, institution, or program at the same time.
• Noun 4: The action of taking something in or receiving something.

[Synonyms] = Pagkain, Pag-inom, Pagkonsumo, Pagpasok, Pagtanggap, Paglanghap, Admission, Kinakain, Iniinom, Pasukan, Butas na pasukan, Batch, Kinuha.

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The doctor recommended reducing my daily calorie intake to maintain a healthy weight.
Ex1_PH: Inirekomenda ng doktor na bawasan ang aking pang-araw-araw na pagkain ng calories upang mapanatili ang malusog na timbang.

Ex2_EN: Make sure to increase your water intake during hot weather to avoid dehydration.
Ex2_PH: Siguraduhing dagdagan ang inyong pag-inom ng tubig sa mainit na panahon upang maiwasan ang pagkatuyo.

Ex3_EN: The air intake valve on the engine needs to be cleaned regularly for optimal performance.
Ex3_PH: Ang balbula ng pasukan ng hangin sa makina ay kailangang linisin nang regular para sa pinakamahusay na pagganap.

Ex4_EN: The university’s fall intake includes over 2,000 new students from different countries.
Ex4_PH: Ang pagtanggap ng unibersidad sa taglagas ay may mahigit 2,000 bagong estudyante mula sa iba’t ibang bansa.

Ex5_EN: Nutritionists assess dietary intake to develop personalized meal plans for clients.
Ex5_PH: Sinusuri ng mga nutritionist ang pagkonsumo ng pagkain upang bumuo ng personalized na meal plan para sa mga kliyente.