takeaway
/ˈteɪkəweɪ/noun
उच्चारण टेकवे
(खाना पैक करके देने वाला) भोजनालय
Basic word
noun
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[C] British
a restaurant that cooks and sells food that you take away and eat somewhere else
(खाना पैक करके देने वाला) भोजनालय
- There's a Chinese takeaway on the corner.
- There is a good Indian takeaway at the end of our road.
- The takeaway closes at midnight on weekends.
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- We stopped at a takeaway for a quick lunch.
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[C] British
a meal that you buy at a restaurant and take home to eat
पैक करवाया हुआ खाना, टेकअवे
- Let's get a takeaway tonight instead of cooking.
- We ordered a takeaway because nobody wanted to cook.
- A curry takeaway costs less than eating out.
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- Radhika picked up a takeaway on her way home from work.
Synonyms takeout
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[C, usually sing.]
the main point or message that you understand or remember from something
मुख्य सीख, मुख्य निष्कर्ष
- The key takeaway from the workshop was the need for regular practice.
- The main takeaway from the report is that sales are rising.
- My takeaway from the lecture was to revise a little every day.
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- What was your biggest takeaway from the seminar?
adjective
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[only before noun] British
(of food) bought at a restaurant to be eaten somewhere else
पैक करवाया हुआ (खाना)
- a takeaway pizza
- Takeaway coffee is cheaper if you bring your own cup.
- The restaurant has a takeaway menu for busy customers.
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- Many cafés now offer a takeaway service in the evening.
§Grammar and usage
British and American: British English says takeaway, while American English says takeout.
British and American में British English में takeaway कहा जाता है, जबकि American English में takeout कहा जाता है।