Takeaway ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Takeaway ( noun )

A meal to be eaten away from the premises, usually as a result of being purchased at a restaurant or café.

Origin:

Mid 17th century (originally take away): from the verb take away, with reference to food taken away from a restaurant.

Examples:

1. She ordered a chicken tikka masala as her takeaway.
2. He asked for a large portion of chips to be included in his takeaway.
3. The local restaurant offers various options for takeaways.
4. I prefer cooking at home, but I sometimes order takeaways for convenience.
5. Takeaways are a popular option for people who do not have the time to cook.

(As a verb)

Takeaway ( verb )

A meal to be eaten away from the premises, usually as a result of being purchased at a restaurant or café.

Origin:

Mid 17th century (originally take away): from the verb take away, with reference to food taken away from a restaurant.

Examples:

1. She ordered a chicken tikka masala as her takeaway.
2. He asked for a large portion of chips to be included in his takeaway.
3. The local restaurant offers various options for takeaways.
4. I prefer cooking at home, but I sometimes order takeaways for convenience.
5. Takeaways are a popular option for people who do not have the time to cook.