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
  1. takeout pizza
  2. the takeout counter
  3. `take-away' is chiefly British
  Synonym:takeout

双语例句

• With a filter, he strains out the dirt and crud that takes up much of his take-away.
  他先用滤器把收集物里的泥土和污物过滤掉。
• A "Take-away" paragraph summarizes each chapter's lessons.
  每章都有一个“外带”的段落来概括其内容。
• At Changchun Normal University the canteen provides a take-away service.
  在长春师范大学，食堂还提供打包服务。
• I always cook a meal rather than have a take-away.
  我总是做饭，而不是叫外卖。
• The kiosks sell all the requisties for a Japanese in paris& japanese newspapers, take-away sushi, green tea and much more.
  售货亭为在巴黎的日本人出售所有的必需品&日本报纸、外卖的寿司、绿茶等物。
• Within half an hour we were sitting with our friends Tony and Anna Bruce, eating a Thai take-away I had ordered and telling our story.
  不到半小时，我们就与朋友托尼和安娜·布鲁斯坐在了一起，吃着一份我订购的泰国外卖，一起诉说着我们的故事。
• Save the cost of several meals and buy a take-away at a local shop.
  在当地商店里买个外卖，可以省下几顿饭的费用。
• More than half of the Japanese people surveyed, whose small flats make it difficult to cook, are buying fewer take-away meals.
  超过一半的日本受访者减少了外卖的购买，尽管日本公寓狭小，不适合烹饪。
• 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。
• If people in the office tend to order take-away food for lunch, you can volunteer to help with the ordering.
  如果办公室的同事午餐要叫外卖，你可以主动帮他们订餐。