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Significados de take-out en inglés

portugués
take-away
español
take-away
catalán
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A prepared meal or other food items, purchased at a restaurant or fast food outlet to be consumed offsite.

take-away

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

Sinónimos
Examples for "to-go"
Examples for "to-go"
1
Most of us still leave the house to go food shopping, be it at a big supermarket branch or at the corner shop.
The Guardian
1
Nobody is going to take away our personal responsibility for our health.
The Guardian
2
What message do you hope people will take away after reading Wonder?
The Guardian
3
He said, -Youhad no right to take away my last chance.
Dead ever after
4
EBONY: What do you hope people take away from Art Of Cool?
Ebony
5
EBONY: What do you hope people will take away from this film?
Ebony
Uso de take-out en inglés
1
Some days, Magda bought take-out for lunch, because I missed fast food.
Beastly
2
On the way home I stopped for take-out at the Selwyn Pub.
Death du Jour
3
The popular take-out business model has been tweaked, with some attractive add-ons.
The South African
4
Even if they made the idea of take-out shwarma seem awfully tempting.
Cibola Burn
5
America's love for take-out is spurring a boom in food delivery start-ups.
News.com.au
6
The west wall they shared with a Chinese restaurant and take-out place.
Acts of nature
7
Ordering take-out is just fine or you might opt for a potluck.
Ebony
Translations for take-out
portugués
take-away