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take up

[teyk-uhp] / ˈteɪkˌʌp /


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The quick take-up is especially notable since families have until mid-March to apply.

From The Wall Street Journal

The government has brought forward a number of measures to support the take-up of electric vehicles over the past year.

From BBC

London-based analyst David Adams considers a stronger euro, resulting from much more enthusiastic take-up of AI technology as a potential outlier.

From MarketWatch

Prof Whitty also warned that although the UK had some of the highest take-up of childhood vaccines in the world, rates had been "drifting down" over the last decade.

From BBC

The problem: The entry cost is increasingly high because of the race to AGI, and even the prospects for take-up of the less exciting propositions remain uncertain.

From The Wall Street Journal