Word
takeout
/ˈteɪˌkaʊt/
noun
深度报道；专题报道
A detailed or in-depth news segment or report.
多指篇幅较长的电视或广播新闻节目
- 1.
A stone that hits another stone, removing it from play, a takeout shot.
将另一冰壶击出局的一击
- 2.
A double of an opponent's bid, intended to invite one's partner to compete in the auction, rather than to penalise one's opponents.
对对手叫牌的加倍,旨在邀请同伴参与竞叫而非惩罚对手
- 3.
A detailed news segment.
深度新闻报道
击打；清除球；技术性加倍；将另一冰壶击出局的一击；对对手叫牌的加倍,旨在邀请同伴参与竞叫而非惩罚对手；深度新闻报道
In use
The evening news included a twenty-minute takeout on the city's new library.
The station's takeouts on local agriculture are always popular.
She watched a takeout about mountain rescue teams before her trip.
order takeout
We decided to order takeout for dinner.
我们决定晚餐叫外卖。
takeout food
They offer a wide variety of takeout food.
他们提供种类繁多的外卖食物。
Common mistakes
I want to takeout some food for dinner.I want to order takeout for dinner.
Connections
Learner notes
Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
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