take-away
英 [teɪk əˈweɪ]
美 [teɪk əˈweɪ]
adj. <主英>（饭食）外带的，（餐厅）供应外带食物的（相当于美语take-out）
复数：take-aways
英英释义
adj
- of or involving food to be taken and eaten off the premises
- takeout pizza
- the takeout counter
- `take-away' is chiefly British
双语例句
- A quick and easy meal, this recipe for Egg Fried Rice tastes just like they make it in your corner Chinese Take-Away but at a fraction of the cost!
这个食谱制作的蛋炒饭味道就像你街区拐角处的中式快餐一模一样，但价格却不是一般的便宜！ - This means that they order from a take-away ( or take-out) restaurant by phone, and then go to collect it and take it home to eat.
也就是打个电话到外卖餐馆预订，然后取回来带回家吃。 - Takeout pizza; the takeout counter (` take-away 'is chiefly British).
外售的比萨饼；出售食品的柜台（'taken-away'主要用于英国）。 - One neighbor, commenting on my studying Chinese, asked me what I was going to do with that when I grew up: open a laundry, or a take-away joint?
说起我学中文的事，一位邻居问我将来长大了要用中文做什么：是开洗衣店还是送快餐？ - My first take-away from reading the book was that a majority of the people profiled seem to barely tolerate their jobs rather than enjoy them.
通过读这本书，我首先发现的就是&书中所记载的大多数人，似乎都难以忍受他们的工作，更谈不上享受了。 - A take-away hamburger, pizza, curry
外卖的汉堡包、意大利饼、咖喱食品 - As well as dining in a restaurant, when people are too tired to cook after work they often get a take-away.
工作了一天的人们通常不太爱自己下厨，于是选择下馆子，也经常会买外卖take-away。 - One can place an order over the phone with any of the take-away food shops in the neighborhood for an instant meal to be taken to the office or to eat at home from barbecued chicken to pizza, which is more popular in America than in italy.
人们可打电话给附近的外卖餐馆定餐并要求送餐上门，提供从烤鸡到意大利馅饼等多种选择，意大利馅饼在美国比在意大利还流行。 - She spends most of her time in front of her laptop, says Chi. She loves watching TV so much that she just eats take-away food in front of her laptop every day.
她大部分时间都坐在笔记本电脑前，迟震说，她沉迷于看电视，每天都会一边看电脑一边吃外卖。 - Well, you can but you have to appreciate the implications of doing so is the take-away here.
好的，你可以但是你不得不欣赏，这样做的含义。