takeout如何读

英：['teɪkaʊt]

美：[ˈtekaʊt]

takeout是什么意思

n.

<美>外卖餐馆，外卖食品

（桥牌中）示意搭档改叫的叫牌

adj.

外卖的，供顾客带出外吃的

takeout变形

复数:takeouts

takeout词根

词根：takeout

adj.

takeaway 外卖的；外吃的

n.

takeaway 外卖食品；外卖餐馆

takeout英英释义

noun

prepared food packaged to be consumed away from its place of sale

an establishment selling takeout

the action or an act of taking out

something taken out or prepared to be taken out

an article (as in a newspaper) printed on consecutive pages so as to be conveniently removed

adjective

of, relating to, selling, or being food not to be consumed on the premises a take-out supper

take-out counter

verb

transitive verb

deduct, separate

to find release for : vent

take out their resentments on one another—J. W. Aldridge

eliminate

to obtain from the proper authority take out a second mortgage

take out a charter

to arrange for (insurance)

to take as an equivalent in another form

took the debt out in trade

to overcall (a bridge partner) in a different suit

intransitive verb

to start on a course : set out

takeout词源中文解释

此外，也有 take-out，指的是在餐馆准备好但没有在那里吃的食物，始于1941年，源自 take（动词）+ out。英国的等效词是 takeaway。

takeout词源英文解释

The first known use of takeout was in the 13th century

takeout儿童词典英英释义

takingsplural noun

receipts especially of money

take1 of 2verb

to lay hold of : grasp

take my hand

capture entry 2 sense 1

take a fort

win entry 1 sense 3a

take first prize

to get possession of (as by buying, capturing, or killing)

took several trout with hook and line

to seize and affect suddenly

taken with a fever

captivate, delight

was much taken with the new neighbors

extract entry 1 sense 4

take material from an encyclopedia

subtract sense 1

take 78 from 112

to put an end to (as life)

to find out by testing or examining

take a patient's temperature

select entry 1, choose

I took the red one

assume sense 1 take charge

take office

to let in and hold : admit, accommodate the suitcase won't take another thing

the boat was taking water fast

to be affected harmfully by (as a disease) : contract

take a cold

to become soaked with or make part of itself : absorb plants take up water

this cloth takes dye very well

to be guided by : follow

take my advice

to introduce into the body

take your medicine

to submit to

took the punishment without complaining

withstand

can take a lot of punishment

to subscribe to

takes two newspapers

to enroll in for study take piano lessons

take a course in history

to keep from swinging at (a baseball pitch)

take a strike

understand sense 3, interpret

I took it to mean something different

consider sense 3

wanted to be taken for a genius

to react in a certain way take offense

take pride in one's work

to be formed or used with

this verb takes an object

to lead, carry, or cause to go along to another place take me to your leader

take a package home

to make use of

take a vacation

to proceed to occupy

take a chair

need entry 2 sense 2, require I take a larger size

this job takes a lot of time

to obtain an image or copy of take fingerprints

take a photograph

to set out to make, do, or perform took a new job

take a walk

to set out or go

take after the escaped prisoner

to have effect (as by absorption)

a dye that takes well

take2 of 2noun

an act or the action of taking

something taken : proceeds, catch

a scene filmed or televised at one time without stopping the camera

a sound recording made during a single recording period

mental response or reaction

take-up1 of 2noun

a device in a sewing machine for drawing up the slack thread as the needle rises in completing a stitch

a device for winding photographic film on a reel, core, or spool

take up2 of 2verb

to begin to occupy

took up their positions

to begin to engage in : undertake

took up swimming

to absorb or incorporate into itself

plants taking up water and minerals

to pull up or in so as to tighten or to shorten

take up the slack

take1 of 2verb

to lay hold of : grasp

take my hand

capture entry 2 sense 1

take a fort

win entry 1 sense 3a

take first prize

to get possession of (as by buying, capturing, or killing)

took several trout with hook and line

to seize and affect suddenly

taken with a fever

captivate, delight

was much taken with the new neighbors

extract entry 1 sense 4

take material from an encyclopedia

subtract sense 1

take 78 from 112

to put an end to (as life)

to find out by testing or examining

take a patient's temperature

select entry 1, choose

I took the red one

assume sense 1 take charge

take office

to let in and hold : admit, accommodate the suitcase won't take another thing

the boat was taking water fast

to be affected harmfully by (as a disease) : contract

take a cold

to become soaked with or make part of itself : absorb plants take up water

this cloth takes dye very well

to be guided by : follow

take my advice

to introduce into the body

take your medicine

to submit to

took the punishment without complaining

withstand

can take a lot of punishment

to subscribe to

takes two newspapers

to enroll in for study take piano lessons

take a course in history

to keep from swinging at (a baseball pitch)

take a strike

understand sense 3, interpret

I took it to mean something different

consider sense 3

wanted to be taken for a genius

to react in a certain way take offense

take pride in one's work

to be formed or used with

this verb takes an object

to lead, carry, or cause to go along to another place take me to your leader

take a package home

to make use of

take a vacation

to proceed to occupy

take a chair

need entry 2 sense 2, require I take a larger size

this job takes a lot of time

to obtain an image or copy of take fingerprints

take a photograph

to set out to make, do, or perform took a new job

take a walk

to set out or go

take after the escaped prisoner

to have effect (as by absorption)

a dye that takes well

take2 of 2noun

an act or the action of taking

something taken : proceeds, catch

a scene filmed or televised at one time without stopping the camera

a sound recording made during a single recording period

mental response or reaction

take1 of 2verb

to lay hold of : grasp

take my hand

capture entry 2 sense 1

take a fort

win entry 1 sense 3a

take first prize

to get possession of (as by buying, capturing, or killing)

took several trout with hook and line

to seize and affect suddenly

taken with a fever

captivate, delight

was much taken with the new neighbors

extract entry 1 sense 4

take material from an encyclopedia

subtract sense 1

take 78 from 112

to put an end to (as life)

to find out by testing or examining

take a patient's temperature

select entry 1, choose

I took the red one

assume sense 1 take charge

take office

to let in and hold : admit, accommodate the suitcase won't take another thing

the boat was taking water fast

to be affected harmfully by (as a disease) : contract

take a cold

to become soaked with or make part of itself : absorb plants take up water

this cloth takes dye very well

to be guided by : follow

take my advice

to introduce into the body

take your medicine

to submit to

took the punishment without complaining

withstand

can take a lot of punishment

to subscribe to

takes two newspapers

to enroll in for study take piano lessons

take a course in history

to keep from swinging at (a baseball pitch)

take a strike

understand sense 3, interpret

I took it to mean something different

consider sense 3

wanted to be taken for a genius

to react in a certain way take offense

take pride in one's work

to be formed or used with

this verb takes an object

to lead, carry, or cause to go along to another place take me to your leader

take a package home

to make use of

take a vacation

to proceed to occupy

take a chair

need entry 2 sense 2, require I take a larger size

this job takes a lot of time

to obtain an image or copy of take fingerprints

take a photograph

to set out to make, do, or perform took a new job

take a walk

to set out or go

take after the escaped prisoner

to have effect (as by absorption)

a dye that takes well

take2 of 2noun

an act or the action of taking

something taken : proceeds, catch

a scene filmed or televised at one time without stopping the camera

a sound recording made during a single recording period

mental response or reaction

take oververb

to get control or possession of or responsibility for something

take oververb

to get control or possession of or responsibility for something

takeout1 of 2noun

the action or an act of taking out

something taken out or made to be taken out

prepared food packaged to be eaten away from its place of sale

take out2 of 2verb

to take away : deduct

remove entry 1 sense 4

to find release for : vent

took out their anger on me

to conduct or escort into the open or to a public entertainment

to take as payment in another form

took the debt out in goods

to obtain from the proper authority

take out a charter

to start on a course : set out

takeout 例句

1 "If Whitman had had a young kid and a Brooklyn apartment, too many bills, and a stack of takeout menus in the top drawer of his Ikea desk, he would have written these poems."

2 Can I order takeout here?

我买饭带走吃可以 吗 ?

3 We spread the tablecloth on the floor and sat cross-legged as if we were eating Mean Lady Ming’s takeout or fried fish from Shabazz.

4 Michael Bill was getting a fast-food breakfast from a takeout window just off Canal Street at the edge of the French Quarter.

5 Will you make it for takeout?

你要装成外带 吗 ?

6 They never left Washington, but Afram did add some personal touches to the takeout menu, including a sumptuous scored graffiti eggplant that’s basted over heat with pomegranate molasses, tomato, cumin and fruity Aleppo pepper.

7 Because of the pandemic, last year’s summer restaurant week was paused, and Dine in NYC, focusing on takeout and delivery, took its place.

8 Ultimately, my husband suggested we get takeout next time.

9 I ended up asking her over a takeout pizza.

10 Accessibility: A sidewalk ramp and bar on the front door allow for easy takeout and both inside and outside dining.

11 The Buckeye State’s Department of Health is allowing restaurants to complete takeout, delivery, and curbside pickups.

12 They began to offer takeout food, and other restaurants followed suit.

他们开始提供外卖, 其他饭店纷纷效仿.

13 Sunday; Daytime takeout, inside and outdoor dining 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

14 Most of the time, I just buy takeout at Starbucks.

大多数时候，我就喝星巴克的外卖咖啡。

15 No one ever comes to school with Chinese takeout.

16 But, that all changed after Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed an executive order this past March allowing restaurants and bars to serve alcohol for takeout.

17 It’s immediately obvious as you exit the train station, where a coffee cart — beloved of the middle-class incomers who have transformed this part of London — stares across the road at a deep-fried-chicken takeout shop.

18 The next evening, he went over to her place, where they binged on the cable TV series “BoJack Horseman,” and ordered takeout.

19 “I know Mira raised all that money, but don’t you think it’s a bit premature to get takeout?”

20 Here are some tricks for crafting a healthful pad Thai, or lightening up any Thai or Chinese takeout dish:

takeout 同义词

1 供外卖的

carry-out

2 外带的食物

carryout

3 外卖食品

takeaway

4 报告

report return account talk paper advice inform notify send through

5 研究

investigative study research investigation consideration pursuit deliberation read spell work make a study of dust 'em off

6 取出

extraction draw uncover take dislodge

7 外卖店

takeaway

8 外卖菜肴

carry-out

9 拿出

production produce pose render ante

10 供应外卖菜肴的

carry-out

11 外卖餐馆

carry-out

12 外卖的

takeaway

13 改叫

switch

takeout 短语相关

takeout double

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