单词	take-up
释义	English Business take-upnoun [ S ] uk/ˈteɪk.ʌp/us/ˈteɪk.ʌp/ how much people start to use or accept a service, or sometimes a product, that has become available to them: We are calling for government action to improve the take-up of state benefits. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Accepting & agreeing accept accredited assent be ruled by sb idiom buy-in conclude countenance court embrace gauntlet leap middle ground mustn't grumble idiom pounce reach respect signatory swallow take sb up on sth unquestioning See more results » take-upnoun [ U or S ] also takeup ukus COMMERCE the degree to which people start to buy or use a product or service that has become available: It is hard to know what the take-up of the new flat-rate service will be. It's been a raging success, with more than 90% take-up. The group's recent rights issue is suffering from a low take-up rate. high/low/poor take-up Part of the reason for the poor take-up may be that people will have to disclose very personal details.
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