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con·sump·tion [kənˈsʌm(p)ʃən] N no pl

1. consumption:

consumption (using up)
poraba f
consumption (using up)
consumption (using)
(upo)raba f

2. consumption (eating, drinking):

consumption
consumption of food also
unfit for human consumption

3. consumption fig (use):

for internal consumption

4. consumption no pl MED:

consumption hist
jetika f
consumption hist

ˈfuel con·sump·tion N no pl

fuel consumption
fuel consumption TRANSP

ˈoil con·sump·tion N no pl

oil consumption

ˈpet·rol con·sump·tion N no pl Brit Aus

petrol consumption

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Some families may have cultivated up to 3.4 acre which would have produced sufficient maize for family consumption plus a tradeable surplus.
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A fuel consumption of 30.1 mpgimp was recorded.
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This would lower the energy consumption and enhance the safety at major intersections.
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From this we gather that bread also displays a message, rather than being an item purely for consumption and nutritional purposes.
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Intensity is the amount of physical power (expressed as a percentage of the maximal oxygen consumption) that the body uses when performing an activity.
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It has been associated with the consumption of raw milk and untreated water.
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Local consumption had apparently increased, and substitution between imported and domestic foodstuffs was possible only to a limited degree.
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However, domestic oil consumption has decreased due to the alternative use of natural gas.
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A fuel consumption of 36.0 mpgimp was recorded.
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Most products are for local consumption and exportation.
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