Word · Frequency #21504

takeaway (noun)

adjective

外卖的；供带走的

takeaway food

1.
n. a concession made by a labor union to a company that is trying to lower its expenditures；n. the act of taking the ball or puck away from the team on the offense (as by the interception of a pass)
外吃的；外卖的；外卖食品的餐馆；外卖食品的商店

核心的；最值得记住的；外吃的；外卖的

In use

We were too tired to cook, so we bought a takeaway pizza on the way home.

我们太累了不想做饭，就在回家的路上买了一份外卖披萨。

One takeaway lesson from the trip is that we should pack lighter.

这次旅行的一个核心教训是我们应该少带些行李。

I bought a takeaway coffee on my way to work.

我在上班的路上买了一杯外带咖啡。

形容词takeaway用于名词前，表示'外卖的'。

We ordered takeaway food.

我们点了外卖食物。

I will takeaway the pizza.I will take away the pizza.

将'takeaway'误用作动词，实际上'takeaway'是形容词或名词，表示'外卖的'或'外卖食品'；表示'带走'应该用动词短语'take away'。

I ordered two takeaway from the Chinese restaurant.I ordered two takeaways from the Chinese restaurant.

可数名词'takeaway'在表示外卖食物或店铺时，复数形式要加-s，不能省略。

常作定语，修饰名词（如：takeaway food）

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