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Meanings of takeout in English

Catalan
menjar per endur-se

Prepared food that is intended to be eaten off of the premises.

menjar per endur-se

Intended to be eaten off the premises from which it was bought.

Of or involving food to be taken and eaten off the premises.

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Usage of takeout in English
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It already claims to be the world's largest takeout service outside China.
Reuters
2
At home after work, I ate leftovers from takeout the night before.
Demon: a memoir
3
I thought that afterward we could order takeout and celebrate our success.
Cross My Heart, Hope to Die
4
And come to mention it, why not get me a takeout pizza?
The accident man
5
The space was abuzz with activity as customers enjoyed lunch, takeout style.
Jamaica Observer
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Her family was gathered at the kitchen table around Thai takeout containers.
Flawless
7
The steps up to the second-story porch were littered with takeout wrappers.
Cold springs
8
Then he and Ryuji ate their takeout and drank their oolong tea.
RING
9
It gets about 80 percent of its revenue via drive-through and takeout.
Reuters
10
Skip the takeout and make this easy chicken egg fried rice recipe.
The South African
11
A takeout Chinese dinner-white paper boxes, chopsticks, an uncorked bottle of Chardonnay.
Cold springs
12
There are several places that have good takeout if you just want to-
Here comes trouble
13
Consider one of these recipe options before ordering takeout this week.
The South African
14
An option being considered by some was takeout and delivery services.
The Guardian
15
That's roughly where the top 20 European banks trade, before any takeout premium.
Reuters
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Restaurants will be open for takeout orders and pharmacies will also remain open.
Reuters
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