Similar words: take away, takeaway, take a walk, make away, flake away, make away with, make a mistake, make a wish. Meaning: adj. of or involving food to be taken and eaten off the premises take away. v. 1. remove from a certain place, environment, or mental or emotional state; transport into a new location or state 2. remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract 3. take out or remove 4. take from a person or place 5. buy and consume food from a restaurant or establishment that sells prepared food 6. get rid of something abstract 7. take away a part from; diminish.
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1. I fancy an Indian take-away.
2. In his take-away, Teravainen defies the modern method, for he does not fan the club face open.
3. The take-away is to avoid market timing.
4. Let's get some take-away snacks in the market.
5. The study's take-away message is rather simple, he said.
6. 'The most important take-away from late last year and the start of this year when sales struggled is . . . we need to respond more quickly to policy change, ' Mr. Nozaki said.
7. Remember the take-away points you want the reader to remember.
8. The young man who had ordered the take-away was the number one suspect in the case.
9. So the take-away for now, I would say, -- is this all software work, yes, good.
9. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.
10. So, my take-away is that as you learn something and then apply it, you can go back and learn more on a second pass.
11. With her sensitivity and observation, Lee described how take-away food appeared.
12. This means that they order from a take-away (or take-out) restaurant by phone, and then go to collect it and take it home to eat.
13. Sales at cafes, restaurants, and take-away food chains took the biggest hit, the ABS data showed, dropping 4.8%.
14. When you are eating take-away snacks in a street market, you can say various things.
15. I went off beefburgers after I got food poisoning from a take-away.
16. I'm too tired to cook let's get something from the Chinese take-away.
17. An oak tree, to a bird, must equal a fresh-food, self-service, take-away delicatessen.
18. Some poor college students in China are making money by running errands for their lazy schoolmates, such as getting take-away food, fetching packages or sending things.
19. As the conference wound down I found there was one over arching theme this year.One big take-away.
20. It's still 1, because you plus plussed the wrong symbol called X. So for now, take-away from this, don't do this.
21. They make a point that a class should only have one reason to change, which is the big take-away from this section.
22. Such as: restaurant management, fast food and take a luncheonette materials processing, heating or to set up the assumed to send, the take-away and other services.
23. From: look, there are chain store form, luncheonette shops, community store and give the meal, the take-away, snacks square.
24. A recent study found that 25% of putative cod or haddock bought from fishmongers and take-away restaurants were not even the right species.
25. I would never wish to duplicate that, however, I think there's a take-away.
More similar words: take away, takeaway, take a walk, make away, flake away, make away with, make a mistake, make a wish, reawaken, wide-awake, take as, take aim, take a hit, take a bow, take a rest, take a bath, take a test, take a dive, take apart, take a risk, take after, take aback, take a seat, take a leak, take a joke, take a look, take a shit, take a photo, take an oath, take action.