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I . takeout [ˈteıkaʊt] N

takeout → carryout

II . takeout [ˈteıkaʊt] ADJ

See also carryout

I . carryout [ˈkærıaʊt] N, takeaway, takeout

II . carryout [ˈkærıaʊt] ADJ

I . carryout [ˈkærıaʊt] N, takeaway, takeout

II . carryout [ˈkærıaʊt] ADJ

takeout food N

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In 2013, the company sent more than $1 billion in gross food sales to local takeout restaurants, processing roughly 150,000 orders on a daily basis.
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Takeout will then process the request and put all the files into a zip file.
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In fact, she seemed to go out of her way to make it worse, eating lots of greasy takeout food.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Takeout orders account for approximately 25 percent of revenues.
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Alternately (though not listed on the takeout menu) the same fillings are available as entrees, garnished with savoury rice pilaf and a tabbouleh parsley and cracked wheat salad for about $10.
www.winnipegfreepress.com
Takeout doubles promise three cards in unbid majors and two cards in unbid minors.
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The new focus was demonstrated with the introduction of locations serving smaller, quicker takeout meals in the following year.
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We're told that the place will offer high-end coffee and takeout food.
www.postcity.com
Once they started to urbanise people had less time to spend cooking, preparing and growing their own food, and started having to rely more on takeout food and eating out.
www.stuff.co.nz
The inscription was located in the takeout grooves, an area of the record between the label and playable surface.
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